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... THE CHARACTER MAZZINI. The h'etv York Timra time speak* of the Ute Joseph Mazsiui:— hardly worth while to dismiss the character of Mszzini at this late day. The genius, the nobility, and the faults of the man are buried with him. Still, when the tion ...
... SIR 3oliN, You've hardly done yourself justice all through, I'm ready to own, and its something quite new To hear yourself speak of proof on the shelf, Sir Roger in weight, you're a host iu yourself. Nn; Roc En. It answers your purpose to crack a stale ...
... principles are thoroughly emphatic There is none of that respectable dilettanteism about him when speaking of onr country. He Irish out and out. e speaks the English language with perfect almost eloquent, freedom, with a slight French intonation, which ...
... Yet seems to flutter o'er our grave As lost to man and God. Now, loud the cry of joy is heard, As Inisfail appears ; And speaking many a joyous word, They wipe away their tears. Then, as their harps in gladness play, The warrior chieftains smile ; When ...
... of Tnllamore, as Under Sheriff. What is the difference between fool and a looking glass t—One speaks without reflecting, and the other reflects without speaking. DOGS’ DOINGS AGAIN. A few nighta ago the aheep of Samuel G. Ireland, Roberta town, were attacked ...
... Dublin correspondent of the Kilkenny Journal hits off the personnel of some of the leading actors in the Green-street drama.— Speaking of the chief medical witness for the defence, the gossiper says Next to the ' scenes in court,' the greatest sensation ...
... terrific force for 17 hours, and, though the vessel was kept under way during the entice time, she ran 85 miles. The passengers speak in the highest terms off the conduct of the captain and the qualities of the ship. On Thursday previous to the gale the Brussels ...
... its depths its sweetest tones. And is it only fancy that your glincc Is softer, sweeter, when you gaze on me! Or, when you speak, do I but dream your voice Grows richer in its mellow harmony ? That voice so low, yet so intensely heard, So full of tenderness ...
... of poetry, and always had tbeir barda and troubadours in the style of the literary mother country. Oiraldns Cambrentis, speaking with praise of the Irish musician*, adds tut, in the general opinion of his time, the melodists of Scotland, sixteen miles ...
... proxy, as the law stands at present, to be one of the most unfair things in the whole poor law system. A magistrate should speak and act so as to be above the suspicion of leaning to any party ; and particularly if his po'itical views are conservative ...
... newspaper. Mr. Dowse's virulence assumes a more serious and reprehensible aspect when we consider that the Kelly whom he thus speaks of in Parliament is the same man who will be tried for his life by the same Solicitor-General. It is quite true that in the ...
... replied the Pontiff, not want to make you a professor of mnemonics. The worst that can happen is, thst when you die they cannot speak of yon officially as “of happy memory, “felicis mem Arise,” or recordatif n*.” “ rhis,” added Uia Holincta, “you will timl ...