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... the following viz.:— Dublin, 2i;tli January, 10.13. Data MIL CH A NIPSEY.—An the C in, for nix months, in regard to public speaking, I mound fulfil promises to go to I sinishown pending the i.'II my sentence. Lot if you arrange for a mooting so as to catch ...
... bed at near ten o'clock. When he (witness) went into the boy's room sad found hint in a state of being entirely unable to speak, ,ilthough being capable of hearing or understanding what was being said to hint. Witness then sent for Doctor Falvey, but ...
... probetion from the strong and cruet hand of the oppreewir. But those: days are gone, added Mr. Pell, redly ; and are ceased to speak, he his head iip,n iaiw band, and snivel to fall into a reverie, as aged people tholightH dwell meet' on the pail are apt ...
... hoard-m0w1 ',Melt he is a angular. The mutilistion of cattle, the bunting of etc., he commode Mr. Harrington with. Chairman—Speaking of that, no parties were employed burning biases except , andbirds .laughter(. Mr Kelly—As far as the bunting of that might ...
... what f6rm tla Cotiorvalive party heal not act decided ors. The Pad y Nora says—We 111241.14.1.1101,1 that if Mr. Par- . cell speaks al all on Mr. Goal's amendment, he will limit his remark. to a few sentences. 11•• fields the opinion. by Mr. Guerhen 011 ...
... calmer; and. looking alp through Ler tears, said,— Thank thee, friend ; I thy heart is kinder I than thy words ; and I can speak more plainly now, for indeed I feared to tie spurned away from thy doer as an importunate Beggar: But ob. friend Herten; wilt ...
... frequently been direend to raise his voice. During one of these rebuke, young Hanlon with evident fire is his eyes shouted Speak up and let 113 hear what you eay. Mr. Murphr took the itaelli in hands at once, and darted off with his earliest connection ...
... themselves, read the incoherent twaddle, and the political hash which his scissors has been cooking in secret; but, generally speaking, those men who can give effectual patronage to a newspaper have their heads screwed on in the right way, and turn up their ...
... upon a wave of English phraseology as the heroines of their favourite anger and rage. The debate was continued by 'ories in speaking to the beaux when they Colonel Dawnay and Mr O'Morosn, who entertain them in the kitchen at their isulster's against the ...
... open window ou to the terrace whittling the orden wall.' flue afterni.,,n Mrs. Tempest and her eldest free a ride. Wishing to speak to the honsekesper before changing her s lit went towards that worthy's path of When in the eorridor, she beard a noise man ...
... leave me t.'.l it I will. I sent t • attend in. fair the buyers, and It u .t they would get free passes ion the line. I W:l4 speaking le Mr. Mid 116 company is granting t Chairman— Mug iniy one coniuitinieutea with the ureat S•iitherri. Mr. Colley—TLey answerea ...
... the last speaker, one of the busiest with your alpeen P I'm afraid you're rather fractious, Roney—take care that Idon't speak to you from the Altar. ' ': Oh, God forbid that your Rivet-ince id have to do the like, staid the mother of the deceased, ...