... rated tne ballo t; 3d, ‘id, S un^O !i nt three «>» the arrangemm, the .h .Tt”p«»y for momhor, ™ ro.d from o vising them to speak out bet rid the '‘SSmSl dnd the other rie,.nee. of the country. , tbe meetintr, mentioned .h.T.h^ t ; Sen t„ e in the North ...

... last sentence. An invincible tone of truth and reality seems to be the mainspring of Dr. Murray’s philosophy. He. does not speak to us as if he was an automaton, neither does he commune with us as if he were a disembodied spirit. In every line he is a ...

... could dislodge them. Ido not speak of force, or arms. I speak of peaceful confederacy. I speak of dogged persistent resolution that would neither buy nor sell, barter nor traffic with its opponents till justice was done. I speak of the legal resistance which ...

... had come to see the government victim. Lalor was at the time suffering one of the paroxysms of his disease, and could not speak for several minutes. When he obtained breath, his first words to the medical official desired him to convey to the government ...

... as free gift to every honourable exile to Nicaragua. who would pay the March rent and arrears, not . t„. t,;, ior,..nir V speak of that due at Michaelmas; the expenditure of 20 per At a dinner given to him lately by 1. tenantrj Mr. „ hich> u theiinprovement ...

... believe that your chief need is some controlling, central body, some council, er association, to concentrate your strength—to speak to England and Ireland on your behalf—to give shape and direction to your movements—to act with your delegated authority in ...

... scheme and some government projects will based upon the information and suggestions it w’ill’ con- writer in the Examiner speaks of the English freehold land movement “a bettering of the people’s social condition, visible in its operation, and actual ...

... of Mr. Kirwan had not ended with something ; for it would lead to the belief that they considered the question not worth speaking about. For his part, while he came there to assist at the meeting, and give his advice if he saw it was of any use, he held ...

... ABSENTEEISM. The Daily speaks thus of the swift downfall and decay of absentee landlordism all over the world : Absentee landlordism is bankrupt. Ireland, Jamaica, and Hindustan—those chief estates that were given unto it for inheritance and a possession—can ...

... several fanners hare declared their inability to pay their rents, and others have thrown up their farms. The Dix Decembre speaks of profogation of the Assembly on the Ist of Februtlry. Italy.—The return bf fius IX. to Rome is likely to take place vety ...

... the general purposes and policy these journals is gieen in one of the ablest, and most rigorous of them, the Anglo Celt. Speaking on the present position of Ireland and jbe duties of her people, this journal says : The way out of this Seibonian bog is ...

... Castle, flapping over the heads of those true Irishmen, whose crime it was that they loved their country honestly and well ? I speak not of our sufferings during the successive years that have intervened since that ill-fated day. Our present condition concerns ...