... there probably never was a human being so entirely devoid of conceit, and so completely exempt from selfishness.” And can speak from personal knowledge to the truth of the assertion— “ That nothing delighted him more than to assist and advance others ...

... es the possibility of the Divinity, which makes and keeps the universe, being corrupted,” &c. The man who wrote thus, in speaking of the Church of all ages, has evidently no knowledge of Christianity. The rubric, Lord, you at once perceive, is fabrication ...

... of the Sovereignhow comes it, that Secretary Sir George Gk v deems it to an honor to lay before the Queen a document which speaks of the education of the Catholic Priesthood as a siu—of their religious discipline—as usurpation and an imposture—and of ...

... Government, the discussion of the projects of law before the Senate and the Legislative Body. The Councillors of State charged to speak in the name of the Government are appointed by the President of the Republic. Arts. 62 and 53. The salary of each Councillor ...

... representatives in Parliament, but that no amount of parliamentary action will succeed unless the representatives are enabled to speak with the united and determined voice of the Irish people.” And here he might observe, that, in bis opinion, the worst government ...

... after my departing shall grievous wolves enter in among you, not sparing the flock. Also of your own selves men shall arise, speaking perverse things, to draw away disciples after them. Therefore watch, and remember, that by the space of three years, I ceased ...

... Banbridoe Fair. —This fair was held on Monday, and although it is generally a large fa r, still it was very thiuly, comparatively speaking, attended. The horses exhibited were of most inferior descriptiodn acd very few were bought or exchanged hands. Black cattle ...

... workhouse not under your spiritual care —that you did not, in your attendance on the inmate named Dwyer, iu hospital-ward 33, speak in a voice unnecessarily loud, nor direct your discourse so to be beard by Roman Catholics on that occasion —and 6nally, that ...

... * This is overdone.’ did not like to speak after he had encouraged—to draw the rein where be bad been using tbe spur. There is something of vanity in us all, and the sternest is not without that share which makes man shrink from tbe imputation of error ...

... this meeting ns only preparatory to another, to great county gathering, in which the people shall assemble their might, and speak all their majesty. I propose that the tenant farmers in Mayo set one day’apart for a great county holiday, in which the men ...

... likely would be, on such an occasion, either coolly weighed or exculpated ? Is it not a known fact that people who imperfectly speak and understand language are particularly apt to ill-appreciate the meaning of popular expletives and abusive epithets, and ...

... cither with obscurity or affectation ; in the one thou discovered too much darkness,* in the other too much lightness. He that speaks from tbe understanding to the understanding is the be>t interpreter. Wasiiixoton’s Last Hoi k This extraordinary man drew ...