... 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 ...

... his will, doomed to misery and death, set up, when the work of extermination began. They did not move. They did not SEPT 11 speak. They did not urge one word of remonstrance, one appeal for pity. They only raised that piteous howling cry, so full of helpless ...

... they are not proportioned to the vast extent her colonies. Thfe Steele, alluding to the project of making Paris seaport, speaks of the effect which snoh project in the brain and heart of Franco would produce among the French in general, adding that this ...

... was school-boy, dipped into some of Milton’s prose writings, and one of his sentences has clung to my memory ever since. Speaking of his travels abroad, after the completion of school education, says Rumours of the disturbances in my native land reached ...

... subscriber least a copy of oneof these, whether he was successful in the lottery or not. This part of the undertaking was, to speak plainly once for all, stupidly and disgracefully jobhed. The engravings were all more or less of mere rubbish, works of art ...

... victory is spoken of conflict is pre-snpposed and when speak of perpetual victory we speak perpetual warfare between that which conquers and that which has been repeatedly subdued. St. John did not speak of the crown to obtained by the victor ; spoke only ...

... t, in which the mysteries and ceremonies of their holy religion could be celebrated with becoming dignity and splendour. Speaking of the mission awaiting tho students whom addressed, and who were to supply the places clergy p.rssing gradually away from ...

... duty, the Mother of God. We speak to them sainta, as faithful servants of the Lord, as our friends who have preceded to glory and can assist us there; but to none can we use the words which we can apply to Mary—to none can speak as child to its mother —with ...

... oversight. But the Editor of the Tablet, now despairingly beyond the fear of giving offence to sleek and double-faced supporters, speaks out the honest truth, and slays the loyal cant with his deadly Parthian arrow. Just bear what he says:—“ There is theory by ...

... may serve their purposes, they are careful to conceal everything that may adverse to their views, and, therefore, while they speak of tillage and all that relates to agrarian peace and SEPT. 11 welfare, they have been studiously careful not to let know the ...

... agitation under which Catholic Ireland was brought up to manhood in this century is, undeniably, the habit of falsehood in speaking about public affain which almost universally taints our public men; and, strange it may appear, men, too, of the most scrupulous ...