... who was also refused hearing said cane forward to second the nonrfna tie* *f Reginald GreviHe-Nugent, and he stood there to speak through the press to the world outside of Longford—to eipe*s the meanness and oorruption that had brought the present on the ...

... oo ; I also saw Mr Aima several ti often ing the day ; be and Mr Hall crossed ¢ I di appeared to be on separa r and d@ not speak to Me Alma du day ; I think no one Bot fresh so, d last tickets ; to the bast of my belief but ene supply of tickets ; I vineed ...

... recsive subscriptions for the benefit of the families of the legally murdered Three, they are sadly in error ; and while speaking upon this point I can confidently state that Mrs. Forrester aid not, upon the occasion alluded to, intrude herself upon the ...

... authorities at Chatham Prison ought to be brought to the bar of criminal court and tried for attempt to murder ; or, Colonel Burke speaks under the influence of diseased imagination, in which case we have another instance of a man of refined and gentle nature ...

... coming event, as pictorial treasures are expected to be brought to light. Returning to Rome, the journal I have quoted above speaks of the present from a priest, Don Mariano Matticini, of Rimini, as being the most remarkable that has yet been received by ...

... prisoner being unable to pay the fine, was accordingly taken Kilmminharn, Nursery Grounds—The parka.—PoncA’* Aluiinae. A critic, speaking Son tag's vocalism, says** We bang upon every note. This, says a contemporary, “is proof of the lady’s remarkable power ...

... Parkes Monthly Maga-ine for this month contains an article entitled ' /he Univenity Rowing Match,' the writer of which menu to speak as by our authority. Styling blinelf the ' Secretary' of the Harvard Pour, be protegees to ' put the story in the light to ...

... Ireland resembles too closely that of the South, the vices of which arc so manifest. Protestant ascendancy is written, so to speak, on the land, its ownership, with only: few exceptions, being almost'contined to one !sect, and the cold shadow of absenteeism ...

... what earth adheres from the lifting of them ? Yes, if dirty: but if polled and stored when dry there will not be any earth to speak of adhering to them, and in that cate the roots need not washed. a. It the manure from fowl-house of special value ? if so ...

... we believe, on the face of the earth, so I outrageous a mob as anEnglish one The Eng- I lish press constantly speaks of the brutality of Irishmen and of their propensity for fighting. Well we admit that from one cause or another Irishmen do quarrel on ...

... faithful Irishmen in Longford still, they can make victory theirs by persistent labour and vigilant activity. Nor should we speak of Longford alone, for this is a contest of national importance, a contest in which every Irishman worthy of the name should ...

... would gladly, had been able, have placed all of it yonr disposal. The question I would speak to-night one the most Important, yet one of the least understood. speak of Charily. The movement of Life is, however, the real subject my lecture, and charity ...