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... 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 ...
... same Paris eighteen hundred years ago. They discuss them because they are speaking to unbelievers. Two hundred years ago the greatest of French preachers, Bourdaloue, would speak of nothing but morals; he took it for granted that he was addressing Catholics ...
... coming Spring. The Journal of St, Petersburg says, in its issae of the 23rd of December, in speaking of a late article in the Morning Post :—“ The writer ohoses to make threats of war just the time when the Cabinets were endeavouring conscientiously to ...
... 4 June, 1887. •epuaiioD. Aa to the first, Professor Skusrt, speaking for the Liberal party, said that they who had watched hoar the fight for Ireland’s rights had been conducted could have no doubt the subject. They saw It the possess ion power of self ...
... THE FIGHT IN CLARE. THE O’CALLAGHAN CLEARANCE. GREAT DEMONSTRATION AT BODYKE. PLAIN SPEAKING. On Monday magnificent Nationaliatdemonatration was held Bodyke, a small village In th® county Clare, about fourteen Iriah milea from the city of Limerick, under ...
... TEA. 2s 1 VALUE NARY The following received with second order speaks for itself *' Boyle, 23rd Sept., Sir, will you kindly send lbs of your 2s Tea. What I got before was very good in fsei than what I would pay 3s for in Boyle. Yours, J. 8. This Tea now ...
... 15 Jan., 1887. TEA 2s | VALUE NARY The following received with order speak* for itself Boyle, Sept., ISB6 Sir, will you kindly send me lbs of your Tea. What I got before was very good—ln fact better than what I would pay :la 4d for in Boyle. Your* J. ...
... TEA 2s I A^ T AK7 The following received with second order speaks for itself Boyle, Sept.. 1886. Sir, will you kindly send me lh ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...