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... SPEAK OUT! The sturdy action of tlia Nationalists of Limerick in bringing the local Chamber of Commerce to confess its own insignificance has set an example which every representative man and body in Ireland will be driven to follow if the Citizens’ Committee ...
... THE ART OF PUBLIC SPEAKING. I heard a public speaker—s man who, for five-and-thirty years, has addressed large audiences frequently—a man eloquent and powerful of speech—say that he never arose to address a strange audience without feeling a sense of ...
... 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 ...
... the objects of the solicitude of our even-keeled rulers. In 1881 there were in Donegal 71,764 who could speak | Irish, and of these 12.249 could speak Irish only. The vast majority of thee live together in four hba ronies. Had Sir P. Keenan's recommendations ...
... It is one upon which NONE can speak more authoritatively. ...
... CONS AND ass was NAST WILL SPEAK IDA THENSELVNL It is • that • temple bunt by the n sad &Mooted to Diana existed as the spot where PA. Pours Lhabodral stood twelve esimarles. Bat so it I. West, indeed, ilireeimed the fable nu be Wined ill of the temple ...
... AND REX THE aoons. MET WILL SPEAK POE TNENSELEES. we • petty of Caaabrikp imiertook, foe • leiratille Is yetiettote into .4 of • Cruet\ mime. F.. male me lb. to with WIWI*. gem° the belbeeris. incident of Ms AIL Os hie he the morn. by rem of • heels* ...
... HUSH OR• SPEAK OUT ? BY REV. WILLIAM ARTHUR, M.A. or speak out? is the question which at the present moment holds in doubt multitudes of good men. Disclosures have been forced upon the public by the Pall Mall Gazette as to crimes against society, committed ...
... IN there • prospect that Mr. Gunton will speak oat as we indicate t If the is ! his mathpiece, not ready to submit to the conviction of the nation. We told to that paper that Th. vote of so far no it dm st the pennant amps:ion of Khertom will enetnand ...
... f‘ , 7: England as well as in Ireland; numiif are beginning to speak: write about it ; and that being the ease it may be confidently assumed that a radial change in the law as aftecting buildjog Ms will be ono of the larger reforms of the near future ...
... Tb* following nre oxtncta from Mr. Crow’s book, and speak for themselves the gifted authoress ...
... the equal! An: ralati' era, 1 dwelli The si thonsi Tak speak inhabii of the vintac ...