... 1 Jan., 1887. TEA 2s 1 EXTRAORDINARY The following received with second order speaks for itself. “Boyle, 23rd Sept., 1886. Sir, will yon kindly send me lbs of your Tea. What I got before was very good—ln fact, better than what I would pay 3s for in Boyle ...

... MitcheUtown hid kept up the banner of Irish nationality. There were some local matters which he should speak upon—notably, strange antics of what had been affectionately styled our own little Bench.” They could well remember Mr O’Grady giving magistrates ...

... NOTES ON FOREIGN AFFAIRS. [By a Special Correspondent.] t—BISMAHCH’S AutOCRATIC NOTIONS. Bismarck, generally speaking, does not allow his diplomatic communications to taste printer’s ink. \Vitli his usual tactand astuteness he cautiously avoids committing ...

... Methoaght from one black olond o'erbead I beard in necromantic tones voice, and, near, a tread ‘‘Awake and speak, ye dead I’* Tis many an age since two here Ware slain and sadly buried Bat once year Heaven dooms us to appear— To hearken once again To ...

... 954 persons under twenty years of age who speak Irish only. There are also in this barony 7,681 persons under twenty years age who speak Irish and English. Again I submit that those 10,635 persons habitually speak Irish—and Irish only—except, perhaps, on ...

... SIR CHARLES BUSSELL, speaking half-past ten, and in a densely packed House, with the excitement rising by the second, delivered an animated speech, bristling with point, force, and argument. Speaking of the Commission that was to tiy the hon. member for ...

... Austrian Empire speak two and sometimes three languages. While attached to the language of his own province, every native will generally understand and speak that of the neighbouring one. Every official, besides his native tongue, speaks German and perhaps ...

... rights of the Irish-speaking population of the West and Sonth, I allude to the practice of magistrates, judges, sub-commissioners, and other Government officials of brow-beating Irish-speaking witnesses, and Insisting that they shall speak English or otherwise ...

... various English-speaking institutes and colleges. At a reception given by the Marchioness Serlupi (Miss Fitzgerald) nearly all the Catholic Italian families were introduced to General Simmons and his family, as were also several English-speaking prelates and ...

... visiting with him the field of battle after Sedan, he said, in speaking of Ducrot: C’est le plus fort generaux qui nous restentand some days after M. Thiers said in presence, at Tours, in speaking of the marshal : C’est le plus honnete ceux qui nous restent ...

... because the world should know that any action taken here was with their hex. ty approval, and that when the Irish people speak they speak as a unit (applause). The motion was agreed to, and 10.40 p m, the convention adjourned. ...

... that he will speak presently, for with one of his pencils, more than a foot long, he has noted down something on the loose quarto sheets before him, with letters not less than inch deep, and this is a safe signal that he intends speaking, The president ...