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... Chief Clerkship vacant at the Castle has been given to Mr M’Donnell, of Belfast. Nothing is known of him here, but the Globe speaks highly of his competence, and the golden opinions” he has won in English society A correspondent informs that he was brought ...
... that bis Kxcellency, guided by bis own sound tense, has resolved not to exclude Catholica from preferment, and, if report speaks truly, our own favoured diatiict will not be overlooked, it is said our deservedly popu'ar townsman, P. J. Blake, Q C„ is ...
... divided into nine different tribes, the greater part of which have nothing in common ereept their origin.— Most of these tribes speak languages or dialects that are mutnalK uninte'ligible; and these tribesaresometimes obliged to use the Maijar fondue the only ...
... exigencies of the future so laugh on—but laugh discreetly and in due season. Settled in Lim.-We often speak of being settkd m life : might as well speak of anchoring the midst the At \difference—What is the difference between an auction and sea-sickness'r-One ...
... Could you such misery endure IT tram the lap of luxury thrown. Speak not handily to uoqr, Vers hot till eondenuiea'tb mourn * i to-day, you are not To-mofrow of irdalth you shorn. Speak not handily to the poor. You who hold such potent power. O'er life ...
... Wednesday, signed Hibernians ? one the Catholic Clergy of Loudon whom llibernieus” speaks of in such fluttering terms, I 'hunk him, and indeed we, generally speaking, have thank Protestant and !)i-’seKtiiig brethren for the good opinion they have us ...
... amount of rates uncollected. The Clerk said there was upwards jKoOO. Mr. Mnrlagli—Gut of rule of 11,319 9s. 7d., I Blink it speaks well for the punctuality of ratepayers that, to small an arrear should remain due subsequent part of proceeding* an order ...
... FATHER MHTHEVT KERRY. We were delighted with the address pretested !o tho Apostle by our Dingle friends. It speaks well for their devotion to that cause which has, within the space of few short years changed the entire character of the people. In Dingle ...
... for their great talent*. On /he present occasion 1 shall speak of one who not much ability recommend him. He is still living, and well known to hundreds, nay thousand*, in the French capital. speak* ing of him I will neither invent nor exaggerate: 1 will ...
... of art hud not lieen touched, nor hud any attempt been made to dispose of them. regard the smaller works art, was not able speak *o positively. POOR LAWS COMMISSION. The Earl Of DEVON asked whether the report of the iioor law commissioners of Ireland would ...
... believe the breadth of land that will be sown under that plant will equal, if not surpass that of any former year. Generally speaking, the prospects of the agriculturist are cheering, far on opinion can yet be formed—tiie tilling and sowing progresses rapidly ...
... cloak, came. Who was it greeted—gladly too—our guest ? 1 leant npon chair, pale, trembling—mtill if spell-bound: 1 could not speak to him. Mother. is kind—«o frank—one cannot choose. But give the cheerful welcome which makes. Clara. Ah, this poor house is ...