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... declaring that Ihs bill would tend to increase disorder In Ireland and to endanger the union of the Empire. Mr. Plunket, speaking for the Government. expressed a hope that Sir Redvers Buller would continue his services in Ireland. During a speech by Colonel ...
... and uproar going on above, he heard terrible moans and gurgling sounds as of the captain's voice, and as if the captain was speaking with his throw cut, and almost In the last throes of death was saying, Oh you are not sailors; you are slaughters —you are ...
... yielded the palm was that genuine Irish bull which was liberated there on Saturday last by Mr. J. Houston. Mr. Houston was speaking ag-tinst giving in to the Local Government Board, and at the teitnination of hie speech delivered the following, no doubt ...
... onoe threw a stone at a crosebill, little thinking of hitting it. He the bird. This made him very unhappy, and he did n. .1 speak of the matter until years afterwards, when lie mentioned it with regretful feelings. Before leaving . Cambridge Charles made ...
... ection shows surprise, As Oh ! how pretty, Ah ! how wise. The whole are called nine parts of speech Which, reading, writing, speaking teach. ...
... you imiy choose to send us. Bow know we but you .%owat•lf may he one ot the very **wolves in sheep's ,•lot him! which you speak of some place requiriug protection from 1 0 Surely if you are eeigaiged in a ;mad work, and such Nicosia as you say attending ...
... MR. COURTNEY ON THE CRIMES ACT. Mr. Leonard Courtney has addressed a large meeting of his constituents at Sanaa!). Speaking of the Crimes Act, he said that if the magistrates who administered it did so in such a way as to show themselves worthy of the ...
... of I nglish poets. The essayist, after speaking of Mitton's great learning and genius and pointing out the beauties of his earlier minor poems, selections trom some of which he read to the audience, went on to speak of the calamity which befel him in the ...
... DOWN. Tam Meriting News, referring to the approaching meeting in ikillynabincb, says :—Will the tenant-farmers who are to speak at Ballynahinch next week have the pluck to tell the truth in the resenca of leading landlords 2 Unless they are the veriest ...
... preside. and Lord Armstrong will take the chair at a mass meeting in the erming. Mr. Chamberlain and the Duke of Argyll will speak on the following day. Mr. and Mrs. Chamberlain will be entertained at a breakfast. At the Plymouth Conference all the Liberal ...