... mb. redmond’s vocabulary. The same correspondent, speaking of Mr. Redmond’s speech, says : Mr. Redmond resumed the debate. His heart was in the theme and so was his temper. At every twenty sentences or he made sort of apology for the mildness of his language ...

... his general form speaks—as it were— Of him whom have loved both long and deep. I think I’ll call. Ho ! warrior, who art thou Art thou Fardia Mac Daman, the Firbolg, Whose famous ancestry o’er Erin ruled— Ay, long before Tuatha Speak, I crave; Say art ...

... and proud trust that Mr, Parnell should thus have said to me, Speak freely, speak independently, from your own point of view, to the Irish race in America.” Gentlemen, I could consent to speak no other terms (applause). Perhaps much to my discomfort, and ...

... obliged to speak of one solitary bishop in terms of which he did not take hack one syllable, but in terms also in which he prayed it might never be his duty to speak of an Irish bishop again. That day he bad a more genial task, and that was to speak of the ...

... illustrated than by the boast of Lord Claud Hamilton. Speaking at a Tory meeting at Liverpool on Wednesday this rabid Orangeman declared that an application had been made to prevent Father M'Faddeu from speaking in Liverpool, and that he expected an injunction ...

... his own personal experience he should be well able to speak on the subject. Mr William O’Brien. will preside on the occasion and Mr T Healy, P, and Mr T Harrington, MP, will also attend and speak. Mr Murphy, we hope, will have a full house the occasion ...

... agreeable, and unquestionably useful rule of deferring to the club idea of correctness and propriety. When to speak and when not to speak, when to speak briefly and when exhaustively, when to use the forms of the House to the utmost and when to desist from ...

... commissioners : Ist. That the Irish speaking people ought be taught the Irish language granuaatioaliy ; and that schoolbooks in Irish should be prepared for that purpose. 2nd. That English should be taught all Irish speaking children through the medium of ...

... Healy rose and said that at every stage hishon. friends would oppose this resolution and take a division. The hon. member was speaking when at twelve o’clock the Chairman rose and said, “Order, order.” Mr. W. H. Smith—l move that the question Ijc now put (cries ...

... Finn, P.P., Newcastle. Letters of apology were read from Mr, John Dillon, M.P,, who was engaged to speak at Donegal; Mr. Parnell, M.P., who had to speak to day at a meeting in Glasgow, under the presidency of his Grace the Archbishop, for the advancement ...

... than doable the exclusively Irish-speaking population, and the baronies of Bal* Unahinoh, Moycullen, and Ross, each with mors than four times many people speaking Irish only are to be found in the barony of Aran speaking Irish only ? In the barony of New ...

... such measure was unjust, and that the House ought to refuse the leave asked fer its introduction. While the hon. member was speaking he suddenly paused in the current of his argument, and asked the Deputy-Speaker whether it was in order for hon. member opposite ...