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... TO BOWEN THOMPSON, ESQ. Speak of me I : nothing extenuate, Nor set down aught in malice. My dear Sib Will you, in consideration of our slight acquaintance whilst under the fostering care of '* poor old Alona Mater,” permit me to request your attention ...
... THE CORN TRADE. WHEAT. The accounts from almost every part «f Ireland still speak favourably of the wheat crop, which has suffered little or noihing from the cold parching winds of last week, or from the hot scorching sun in the early part of this. The ...
... CATHOLIC QUESTION. At iliiinpr given Lord Wharncliffe (late Mr, Wortley), in Sheffield, Thursday week, the Noble Lord thus speaks of llie Catholic question : True it is, I differ with many those persons who originally supported me, one great question; ...
... c.itf labourer employed England ft given portion of land, which in Ireland affords employment to three. more strictly speaking, the means which it proposes for effecting them, are inapplicable to the present condition of I the country, and will not the ...
... DIiXRKV; IN iR-KI.AN'U llmt (h« di«uont«nt w, £tm**rally speaking, in tlie ratiu of tins number of renideiit irentry. Every in Ireland U a puzzle, ami thi« among the one. What is the cau«e of the of the iriah peasantry ? The want capital, and the ejceesaive ...
... present and can speak. The right of speaking has been heretofore, as far we know, universally conceded, but if it be refused, a new ground will be furnished for useful representation Parliament. It is held that Catholics have a right to speak, because it ...
... the different subjects spoken ot. »hey seemed greatly pleaded with the Museum,—they yet speak warmly of the pieaaure received and the gentlemen who were present speak of their conduct and capacities as unusual, even in Kuropcan youths the same age. ...
... AUSTRIA. Some, letters from Fiankfort, the I6th, speak of an in| tended interview, between the Emperor of Austria and the , Emperor Nicolas, Lemberg, Galicia. Prince Mettcruich ariU Count Nesselrode were accompany their respective Sovereigns. A communication ...
... Miss Hawes has fine full voice, and the ballad, I’ll Speak of Thee,'’ composed by herself, was well sung that it met with a well-deserved encore—the versification quite la mode, running thus— I’ll speak thee. I’ll love thee too, Strongly—and with affection ...
... MAJOR CARTWRIGHT. The Morning Post, seme time back, speaking this estimable Reformer, observed, that have consulted his comfort as well his public respectability, if he bad remembered the words addre*. Ed to him Chief Baron Eyre, on the Trial of Horne ...
... negotiations. At one of flnt conferences with M. Vetstolk de Soelcn, he was going speak to him of the Dutch and Belgian question; the Minister interrupted him, saying, Do not speak of that question ; I know that you hare not received any instructions from your ...
... MU. SHEII.. It is stated that the Earl tif Darnley has qualified Mr. Shell for attending and speaking the Kent Meeting, by registering lumas a 20/.freeholder the county. ...