... could, from the present Government, that that establishment would be kept up. saying so much he believed that he was but speaking the sentiments of every Irish member in that house, who concurred in deprecating the system of centralisation which characterised ...

... pUoeesrly in Msy. The Disraelites speak with con 6denes not only of victory on Monday night, but also of obtaining in the new Parliament such a majority as will ensure them a considerable tenure of office. The opposite party speaks with equal confidence, and ...

... respond, said he felt thoroughly the responsibility of the position in which he was for the moment placed, when called on to speak of the learned, pious, and beloved Bishop of Cork(loud cheers)—a man with whose collegiate course he (Mr. O'Regan) had the ...

... his fann, and the industrious man who would expend his labour upon his land, there wouldunder such measures as he had been speaking of—not a tenant in Ireland who would not have, in the course of a short time, created such an amount of improvement that ...

... in case of disbanding the militia, of having so large body enrolled for future need. The Government plan was, generally speaking, very good one. He had always thought that voluntary enlistment might be substituted for the ballot, and the proposal of ...

... And It should seem that the language of Scripture warrants our using such a mode of expressing it; f ...

... lesa (Applause.) All those who had the enjoyment of intimate acquaintance with our poet will know the delight he took in speaking of his domestic happiness, and the noble qualities of his partner's mind ; and it was impossible to hear such just estimate ...

... been pronounced on the case. This certainly seemed to invest it with importance which little thought It deserved; but on speaking upon the subject with more than one legal friend was assured that there was law which could have been possibly violated. ...

... unbounded sway to the Universal Church of God were about to obtain their fulfilment. were any one to say this, I ask, would he be speaking proliability ?—and yet would he not have been far from the truth. At this very time, in the beginning of the IGlh century ...

... those who confess, as their weaknesses, all the cardinal virtues. Spirit now very fashionable word. To act with spirit, to speak with spirit, means only to act rashly, talk indiscreetly. An able man shows his spirit gentle words and resolute actions. He ...

... the request a then Pope, because of the error of Nestorius. And there? St. Cyril and three priests, delegates bite. They all speak in the very plainest terms; and, : more, all who are present joyfully recognise their ;city. Again, at Chalcedon, in A. D. ...

... free trade. Free Trade is like the spear of Achilles, which alone was capable of healing the wounds it indicted. We not now speak of the absurdity of taxing the unprotected farmer for the purpose of protecting the sugar of the West'lndies or the freights ...