... westerly part Gal way. The tenants estate speak Irish, many them being inoapible of understanding English. The Irish patriots, of wbcm we hear much—Parneii, Dillon, O Brien, and Co.—are not even able to speak the Irish language, bat are compelled to ...

... SIR & CUSSELL Speaking Kingswood night, In support o( tlie candid*tare of Mr J. K. IWros* the Qladatoaian candulate for the lUigate Division. Sir Russrll. M l'., lefsrml to (be House of Lord* end waa strong'v opposed to Lord Monksford (who was present ...

... intrarat tha malady, and atimalate ♦Ji* malady ittelf by working apoo popular Imagination. GRIMBRT NOTES. (By WATnniAP) Speaking at the fitheratenS welcome home tea Itoging Day, Mr F. Wood, the Mercantile Marine of thn Port, referred the miming atram ...

... the skin being opened for tbe blood to escape is far less serious tbaa allowing it remain and be absorbed into the system. I speak with confidence from more than forty years' experience of bruises, and serious ones, some to myself and family and friends ...

... in the stime way, and tbe only way to disoover whether did so or not was to get him speak to the phonograph. Tbe lad, in the presence of several gentlamea, a»ked to speak Lord's Prayer and the alphabet. Several cylinders were made in this way, and when ...

... said that Mm Sorrenson's evidence was pat into her mouth by Sir Twiss and Spink,'and sbe (prisoner) bad not opportunity cf speaking, Sha concluded by urging tbat prosecutrix was labouring under great delusion, — Prisoner was found guilty, and wss committed ...

... threat towards the deceawd, and bad never area her thi* but 10 month' rierpt when she 'rowing the I Kick Hridgi-, neither them speaking. liy the Jury: Why did you bioak off the eng itremcnl : It'inuM I was tired brr. I»r Alexander, bouac suig.'-n the ll ...

... you that the Salford cattle boycotting {incident of great importance in the condnct of the Impending Irish controversylf I speak I shall certainly deal with it. But in tbe meanwhile hope that our f, j »s England will take pains to understand innumerable ...

... attempted murder of a sweetheart and attempted suicide. On tbe Ist December she saw the defendant tbe Station yard. He aeked to speak to ber r but she made no reply. He followed, and repeated bis request. laat she aaid she would hit bim with her umbrella if ...

... not to Mop her Ion,;. want to Wily.* something. I how you will forgive me for • treating von like I tare done. lie then speaks of the suffering ho has inidurml, sod goes on to my. - I aiu determiDed of one thing or the other, -1 want you all tamped( ...

... foltowial. weft timed ea Wawa.' sad •• ear bin et num, thse was April, latfl, from Psaltanwthent, nad rut:— Itsrah,-1 doe% to speak to tz, any mow. in to•Wavet. V..t •MI • and wdl pm. Von to oar family, hat l let nun I Ise , yew and I kill yew aa I love ...

... apeak to met” She kept walking on. and followed her, asking her to speak to him. She threatened to strike him with her nmbrelia, and said “ 1 don't know how anyone can expert me to speak to you,” but he continued following her up to Ureat Tho ni ton-street ...