... more convincing! Another sentence, also, from the careless writer of the Times —careless what hints he has supplied to us ! Speaking of the late English gathering at Derry, and the “graceful” oration of the Viceroy there: “Lord Eglintoun,” says he, does ...

... little works—works, indeed, of full and ripe performance in their way, and which it would be unjust to pass in silence in speaking at all of the Academy Exhibition. mean the little landscape, Loch Awe, Scotland, in which Mr. J. Dauby (the son of our d ...

... Trade to anply parliament forfuch further powers ss may enable that department carryout their recommendation. The Times, speaking of the Dudley collision, says that the company it ultimately responsible for any misfortune which may happen through the ...

... rot one kind neighbour near The scalding tear to dry ? O! Holy Mother—hear prayer— Father above—we die Speak to me—Xorah —Mavoumc Machree-thu ’—speak to me— O ! blessed angels—ss she gone?— no one left ?” O ! wearily the night moaned on-0 wearily dawned ...

... Portugal, Baden, Wurtemburg, and Sardinia are represented, has been opened at Berlin, Letters published in the Trieste Gazette speaks of the excitement produced at Aleppo by the events of Candia and Jeddah, and, had it not been for the energy displayed by ...

... in the charge across the plain of BalakUva, won immortal fame for themselves. The condition of the lancet now in the castle speaks forcibly of the nature that bloody passage arms; there is scarcely one that U not stained with tha heart'* blood of the noble ...

... late lamentable occasion, but she would, no doubt, rejoice at their proceedings in her presence that day. (Hear, hear.) To speak any length upon the outrage to the decorum of the court where Judge Keogh presided would, he thought, in Nenagh, be loas of ...

... first-class. Of the manner which the Prince Albert performed her homeward voyage every one of the passengers whom have met speak in the highest terms and express the strongest anxiety for the success of the undertaking, affording as it does the moat convenient ...

... the ropea on either side of one of his legs had the effect of supporting him there ; and it was this circumstance, humanly speaking, the deliverance of those saved is attributable. In this painful and perilous situation this youth of uineteeu, for nearly ...

... masters like a most obedient and faithful rascal, was forced to confess the unparalleled musical genius of the Irish bards speaks of their music and their miniatrelsy with enthusiasm unbounded. And owe them mncb, thoacbr ighbsouled minstrels of Ireland ...

... An important leading journal has been suppressed without having previously obtained the proper authorisation. The Siecle, speaking of the advantages bo derived from redaction of naval taxation, says:—“ think an arrangement between England and France, by ...

... services, and how deeply they deplore his loss. He would not speak of him a public or political character; but as a medical officer of tbe union ; and in that capacity it would impossible to speak too highly of him. His kindness and attention to tbe poor ...