... speak* ) THE NORTH DUBLIN UNION. 'Ms usual .w►y meting of the maim of the North Cron err held to-day m the bond• room of the workhouse, Bramna-street, North. Mr. H. J. J.P., Prowled. m• otbar purdahs* lasi* :- 1 J itmarty, T C; R ♦ .1 Kuhl*, J I U Alamo ...

... SPEAK MAN, .TIE DAILY EXPRESS. SATURDAY; EDUCATION. EDUCATION. AND Indian college 51, LOWEK STREET, , v , F. WALKEK. M.A., C.F., Es-CLi«»kal Scholar Wailicin jlieal Moderator. Lnlv. Dublin. UOYAL COLLEGE. r.saniKanoy. JVI.Y, 18.8. J V»B»CHOTLK, >on of ...

... PLAIN SPEAKING. Mora open-mouthed than the learned orators of the bench, but not so self-collected or at all so ingenious in their incitements to the Government, the Grand Jury of the Queen’s County, in fit of malice rather tkan of panic, (since even ...

... speak. boontiresun. Knights of 80 PaWiek, I am a frier, end one of the friar's Mee is obseliestansellw as =m4 Acting lied vow, a of a friar is Wawa soil theowlesie of arblNhswistshltodo it (nighter! and It can't be done, be to ' wife. Ye. will latess•dmi ...

... THE SPEAK ERSHIP. are not aware with what foundation—that the choice of the Cabinet bas fallen upon Mr. Brand as the successor to Mr. Denison in the Speakership. Mr. Cardwell can. sot, it seems, be spared from the War Office, or be would have been well ...

... (Left speaking.) REINFORCEMENTS FOR THE NORTH. Six hundred rank and file and six officers of the Royal Irish Constabulary left the Amion-streec terminus of the Drogheda Railway this day by a special train, one o’clock, «» route lot and Londonderry, where ...

... Plain Speaking. The Rev. Richard Hibbs, M.A., English chaplain at Rotterdam, in a recently published pamphlet thus speaks his mind on the policy of aggression and murder which England, under the direction of her Tory rulers, has for years been pursuing ...

... SPEAKING OUT. observe that the people Donegal are at length (airly awakened the Importance of their speaking out on the land question. Caitiefin and InUbowen set noble examples, which have been followed by Ballybofey, and will, undesstand, be repeated ...

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... PLAIN. SPEAKING. ‘The merit of candour must be ascribed to the letter of Mr. John J-R. Kelly to: the Cooney, P.P., which wo copy into cur columns to-day from thoso of the Limerick Chronicte. Mr. Kelly was the unsuccessful’ candilate for the ‘County of ...

... PLAIN SPEAKING. The man in epaulettes who held the chief command was not used to the kind of talk which fol- lows : April 23rd.—I find myself provided with a very filthy little cabin here, having window that looks forward over the quarter-deck. On the ...

... Plain Speaking. The Rev. Richard Hibbs, M.A., English chaplain Rotterdam, in a recently published pamphlet thus speaks his mind on the policy of aggression and murder which England, under the direction of her Tory rulers, has for years been pursuing Despite ...