... meet its eye that it will inserted in its columns, becauA* when a person misinterprents what another states, is, generally speaking, induced by one motive or another to suppress the reply (hear, hear). then wrong in saying that their newspaper has treaud ...

... manner that his Highness may wish, and that he is ready to evacuate Syria. In the letter to Admiral Stopford, Mehemet Ali speaks in a very conciliatory tone, and states that he has sent an unsealed document to the Sublime Porte, expressive of his submission ...

... account, are weak enough to fall into the trap laid for them. We trust our information may prove incorrect, but we do not speak upon light or ttivtal grounds Kilkthny Journal The Duke of Wellington has had cards invitation issued for grand baotjaet at ...

... lure. I wish he were not present, tha k might then have the gratification of speaking his absence of his conduct in the county and in the city of Dublin. But his actions speak trumpet-tongued for themselyes. My excellent friend proceeds to Carlow this ...

... ashes every record of their laws ; but there, in all human probability, the stone and marble will remain for ever which will speak to the world these cold but stubborn truths, that tli-re once existed in that country another religion which followed England ...

... via., J. Moriarty, P. Crowley, J. Kiordan, M. Ryan, W. Collins, W. Walsh, J. Ryan, E, Hayes, T. Riordan, J, Crowley. I don’t speak, Sir, the language of exaggeration when I say that the intense love of fatherland evinced the Repealers is beyond the power ...

... she said to here is the stick, Mr. Bollard, which was broken this morning, and which caused all the alarm and confusion I speak in reference to the long piece ; I did not see the short piece, but observed where part the long one had been broken off; I ...

... this Teetotal Abstinence Society, the Wry Rev. Dr. Spratt (loud cheers). In presence of this assemblage it is impossible to speak of him in any terms of exaggerated praise, as you all know his merits; hut if any one should want to pass an eulogy upon him ...

... have acquired high character. But I repeat, they are political knaves, and that should told to the world. I fond of plain speaking as the gallant and ungainly Colonel Thompson affects to be ; and I pronounce every man who opposes the ballot a political ...

... Waterford, says:—“ comparing the receipts of this y*-ar wiih those 1839, you will find an increase of from id to per cent. This speaks for itself to the sentiments entertained here towards Ireland’s Liberator.’* We are glad to make room at once for the eminent ...

... resolutions were here passed; amongst them one was proposed, that no member except movers and seconder sof resolutions should speak twice, and then not to exceed five minutes; also that the meeting of the board should adjourned at five o’clock. The President ...

... indeed (in the words of Talleyrand ) than crime, because it was an Colonel Thompson calls his darkling insinuations “plain speaking.” Let reply a short anecdote. It occurred at college in France which I frequented in ray boyhood. Most of the students were ...