... the breeze that causes the variations. But it is lamentable tliat the journalists, oilicial and officious, which speak, or pretend to speak, for the opinion of Home, should not keep their eyes on the facts of our everyday history. We the ignorance of Irish ...

... That, inasmuch the Clare landlords—speaking through the foreman of the grand jury, self and Mlows —have cried aloud for extra police, and consequent taxation, f( r the purpose of crushing the people, we hereby proclaim, in meeting assembled, that not ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... stand alone, and that for all practical purposes there must a solid alliance between them and the Tories. the second place speaks of the Home Uule Liberals as the Liberal party. When we remember that it was Lord Hartington who warned the rump of the Liberal ...

... enormous increase in emigration from Italy to the United States and to South America has undoubtedly aroused the Holy Father to speak in behalf of those exiles, and supply to them a long-felt want—a number of zealous missioncrs. His Holiness has commenced the ...

... THE KETUKX JOSEPH On Thursday week, while Mr. M‘Donahl Cameron was speaking, Mr. Chamberlain entered the House, and was received with a loud burst of cheering from the Tory benches. His reception from the Liberal side was of the iciest, for no one from ...

... Father O’Regan, president, was moved to the chair. Referring to Mr Flynn’s testimonial, the chairman raid Freemount would speak more effectively, and even eloquently, by their pounds than by their words. A resolution congratulating Mr Flynn on his release ...

... puhlished in London. “We are,” it says, “again living in .Star Chamber days, and are not permitted either to think or to speak subjects which to ourselves are of paramount importance. have a Covernment (so called), whose sole object and aim are apparently ...