... and of whom may be truly said that, like some of his countrymen of other times, he is “Hibernis ipsis Hibernior.” And when I speak of the services rendered to Catholic Ireland his lordship, it is not that all his attention is engrossed with the affairs of ...

... Christian, in which large a proportion of the middle and poorer classes are as backward in all knowledge of these matters—(to speak of nothing higher than mere knowledge')—sa in England and Wales ; and this dark ignorance is spread, we firmly believe, from ...

... things in an hour/’ (laughter.) When I speak of Quakers, I should observe that the two Quakers in the house voted always in tire minority. (Hear, hear.) Why do I occupy your time at this advanced hour in speaking on this subject To remind you of what a ...

... school in religious knowledge, and exercises a supervision over the religious instruction of the rest. 1 have great confidence speaking of the religious instruction of the schools as excellent. know indeed of no others which, in this respect, surpass them. ...

... unfortunately, prevented from leaving this at present, and it is with extreme regret I feel obliged to decline the honor of speaking at Limerick on Tuesday favor of that arrangement of the Irish land question, for which I believe it is the duty and interest ...

... oim-*- addressed Pastoral I.* tier to the 'n«xs Frome, deprecating the opposition which has been ra **ed against him. lie speaks of “the suffering for conscience which it pleat-C'l God to lay upon him in his last pastoral ...

... rank with the Homers, ami Tassos, and Miltons—we had almost ventured to add, and the Shakspeares —of bygone ages. This fact speaks volumes, and any poor remarks of ours would only weaken its efficacy. Tho question can decided statistics.” The Dublin Uni ...

... who urge you to the contrary. Have the courage to discharge debt while you have the money in your pocket. Have the courage speak your mind when necessary that you should do so, and to hold your tongue when it better that you should silent Humility.—A vi-tue ...

... means of executing it properly, which, unconnected with any political questions, would bare the power of being impartial; of speaking the truth, and of transmitting it. In order to fill this blsnk. it was necessary to again adopt the decree of the 21st Messidor ...

... landed interest ought to have the benefits of free trade conceded them reduced duties ©n many articles which they consumed. In speaking of the affairs of France, the noble lord bad, was sure, spoken the feelings of the country, and ho coaid only wonder what ...

... fortunate in the ballot, and that his bill stands first for Tuesday niyhL On this account he and his friends refrained from speaking on the Address, as the whole subject would soon legitimately before the house. Every exertion is being made to prevent forty ...

... father whs there ; the ! marriage was spoken of, and they appointed a day to meet ' in house; the father and M'Quail were speaking ajout the match, and they agreed to meet at house; when they met there M'Quail asked about the fortune, and her father said ...