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... Cabinet ? He would do well to defer criticism of the measure until it is on the table of the house. On some other points he speaks with timely courage and sense. Sir Charles Dilke let fall a word in season when he said that the prac- tical inconveniences ...

... should make speaking very easy. As to what is best for the pulpit, I may not venture to say much. It would seem that rules applicable to other speaking, would be equally applicable to the pulpit ; but in P pulpit a nian is expected to speak for a given ...

... rapidly dying out, and ?? few sof the rising generation speak it, though it sf1l1 lingers amid the remoter recesses of Kerry, in the far south, and Donegal in the north- west. The largest Irish-speaking district in the whole island-the province of Connaght ...

... honour of inviting me to speak to the toast, and that I had, though I felt my unworthi- best, accepted it. When the toast was being proposedI exchanged seats with my friend The O'Conor Don, that I might have a better position to speak from Your readers will ...

... He had given in his name for speaking the day before; and Mr. Dixoi announced, at the first sitting, that he would oall- the speakers, in their. order on the list furnished to him. Speaker after speaker was called to. speak on the resolution which was ...

... of Constitutional Go- vernment. Its language to-day is not, how- ever, all th ts could be desired on that score ; for it speaks of the effects of a great Act of Parliament quite recently passed as unjust confiscation, and shrieks out that not a penny ...

... language of the fair sex knows that as a 'rule they speak very indifferently. It is, much to be regretted that girls are generally brought up in defiance, or rather in neglect, of rules. If they do speak rood English, it is by the influence of accidont ...

... there take) intf theit service.those who can speak to them in' Irish or mingle with the natives for the same- purpose1 Will Irishlhotelkeeper:E'n those quarters'accommo. date their guests with Irish-'speaking servants ? or if families in tbe interior of ...

... throughout your land. They speak of Him-the crowds that press so eagerly to the tribunal of holy penance. They speak of Him- those happy communions, that are so many and so frequent in all the parishes of your nation. They speak of Him-those self-sacrificing ...

... getting up petitions for women's claims and' speaking in public for the g'ood of her sex, re- vealing her name at length when she wished to set lan example to others, sad charming. every one w rever she wrent to speak of women's claims by 1 ?? ...

... direct attention. One is the large number of children who are Irish-speaking-at once dispelling the illusion that the language is pe- culiar to the old, who are passing away. The Irish- speaking children underldyearsofage. are, e.g., in Clare, ?? in Cork, 6i ...