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SPEAKING OUT
... SPEAKING OUT. Among the unforeseen and remarkable political occurrences which are succeeding each other at the present time in Ireland with such surprising ...
SPEAKING THE TRUTH
... SPEAKING THE TRUTH. The AW Yoik Times has the following bold and candid article on the conduct of the war :—“ Disguise as we may, the Union arms hare been repeatedly, disgracefully, and decisively beaten. The whole campaign against Richmond has proved ...
joy speak
... joy speak ...
SPEAKING LIGHTLY OF IT!
... SPEAKING LIGHTLY OF IT! The Dublin correspondent of the London Timet, writing Monday, ttys The report of the Fenian atrocity in London has excited a feeling deep concern among the loyal claseea here, who apprehend serious results if the spirit of the ...
(Left speaking.)
... (Left speaking.) The following is the address : ADDRESS Or THE COMA'. C tTHOLIC MBAS/TANTS OT ...
THE CHACEE SPEAKS!
... THE CHACEE SPEAKS! The Italian crisio” now disputes the occupation of public attention with the American news. Now that Garibaldi U officially proclaimed “rebel,” and that his king and quondam friend and ally has taken the ileld against him, no one can ...
OPEN SPEAKING’
... OPEN SPEAKING’. Some of the London pjpers published a summary d the spee.'h of Signor Kicciardi, which was lately delivered in tho Chamber of Turin. It was exceedingly strong against the Emperor, and in favour of the immediate settlement” of the Roman ...
PLAIN SPEAKING
... PLAIN SPEAKING. The following passage from the speech delivered last week Mr. Coleridge before his constituents at Exeteris a remarkable'specimen of that candid dealing with Irish grievances which Mr. Gladstone’s followers are now finding it their advantage ...
dntiea in speaking in
... dntiea in speaking in euioKisi'C «-t v«L-uf » cUn*ti»u | bcro. bought Sir Phillip Sidney, defioiog valour, earn thul leado » m»a to anything aavo and except h'a God. or to injure bia goboat.” and I Arch- | deacon that if they looked to tbe | Scriptures ...
SPEAKING THE TRUTH
... I -- -- SPEAKING TIE TRUTH. I The New York Mimes has ' the following bold and candid article on the conduct of the ?? sum- mer campaign which was to have given us the rebel capital, has come to a diastrous end, Richmond is re- lieved and Washington is ...
SPEAKING THE TRUTH
... SPEAKING THE TRUTH. The iY«o Pori: Times Las the following bold and candid article on the conduct of the war The summer campaign which was to have given us the rebel capita], has come to diastrous end. Richmond is relieved and Washington is besieged. ...