... be, of such contention. But the passing ] observer knows that before Emancipation and re- form Ireland was not suffered to speak, held down c' first by martial law and an enormous armed force, t acid then by the violent supR-ession, as in Dublin 6e county ...

... BRIGHT ON PUBLIC SPEAKING. The Rev G E Cheeseman has received the following letter from Mr Bright. Cbeeseman wrote to the right bon gentleman, and sought bis advice as to various methods of preparation for public speaking—namely (1), writing speeches ...

... FORBIDDEN SPEAK. deputation from the Littleborooch Reform Club Saturday presented congratulatory address to Mr Gladstone, who appeared the oastle fawn, accompanied by Lord Woiverton. The Premier, who was medicaßy ordered to desist from speaking, merely ...

... P MR. - PARNELL TO SPEAK AT NOTTINGHAM.. TEE PREPARATIONS FOR HIS RECEPTION. il (7> AS0OCIAT1ON TELEGRA. . Nottingham, Thursday. The aunouzceuient thait br. Parnell would iit Nottingham on Tuesday cest and sddress a rms meeting 07f ~he Liberal party came ...

... friction arm, this is genierally received explanation. The chalk may, howeTer, be apparently dry, and, still the telephone speaks well. Added to this electrolytic action, the speaker suggested the clectro-dinamic action of the current. He had that day ...

... Roscommon’s member speaks emphatically. Fairymount Mr. James O’Kelly delivered a rattling speech, in which ha said that olearly in his opinion the time had come when the tenant-farmers of Ireland should put their backs to the wall, and fight the last ...

... other Secretary Speaks. Sir W. HARCOURT said thafc aa the Chief Secretary conld not, according to the rules of the house, again reply, wished to say a few words bis behalf, hud to deal with similar cases in England, As soon case of this kind was brought ...

... FORBIDDEN TO SPEAK AT CHICKERING HALL. Having resumed the practice of speaking in political gatherings, Dr. M'Glynn was gently reminded, August 21st, 1 886, of the impropriety of such conduct. Ido not know if Mr. George's name had been mentioned at that ...

... VIOLENT SPEAKING AT THE NATIONAL LEAGUE. The L’inigbily meeting of the National” League was held yesterday. Mr Daniel Ceillt, MP, pre sided. Mr T Harrington. MP, announced that the receipts since last meeting amounted £1.533 I'Js lOd lebeersj, of which ...

... A Scotch Professor Speaks. It is wholesome to find that many of our English and Scotoh neighbours are coming over here of late to judge matters for themselves. One meets them at every turn and in the most out-of-the-way places, and rule hears the confession ...

... The Crime of Wot Speaking Policemen, A novel prosecution is about to come off in Kerry. Last week Removables Cecil Roche and Captain Massey sat a Coercion Court at Abbeydorney, and Edmond Brick, Edmond M'Auliffe, Daniel Lynch, and James M'Auliffe, were ...

... SPEAK OP N22GHSOTIB. SPEAK no ori! of year neighbour, Let no words of crael blamo Canse neighbour’s check mantla With the burning blush of shame. Can you do a Christian’s duty. When you blight your neighbour’s famo? life is full euongh of sorrow. Every ...