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... the price in consequence of the addition of that duty. Yon might speak of an additional duty of 45., or 55., or 75., or whatever you please ; but let us take the duty of ss. on the importation of foreign corn—that is, a duty of 4s. in addition to the ...
... to be an allusion to the honourable member for Ve l il d ßoss)—if I were to speak to those men I would say that it is the duty of every Irishman to enter the House of Commons irrespective of party, and when the Queen goes down with her speech to open ...
... LL. a • south the whole coast is covered with multitudes of wind. mills which speak well for our supplies. Between the windmills and the shore are also immense stacks of what appears to be wheat and lily. The more northerly and fashionable quarter of ...
... his right in my favour. Many other gentlemen also, both old and new members, either rose to speak or were prepared to speak if there had been time. The question is now disposed of till after the recess — except the appointment of the Committee. What sort ...
... liberty, Oatho'ice can speak with such calmness an d mo d e istion. Large extracts from this will be found in another part of our columnar:St heartily recd amend it to all who wish to understand the facts. THE LATE REV. DR. 01010 E. PRE 4 HIVirOF ST ...
... andled o neg ation ' ribs. Cowper speaks indignantly f the dof our divine poet's rave, on which s hameful occurrence some of the bones were clandestinely distributed. One fell to the lot of an old and esteemed friend, and between forty-five and forty ...
... Mr. O'Hagan—Can you understand the intolleetual condition of a dying person without speaking to her and meroly by feeling hot. pu'se I W itness —No ; my Idea was founded on answers I got from her ; I cannot tell a single answer she rare me. Mr. ()'Masan—You ...
... from page 167.) Mr. Ivor—No. Mr. Keogh—Did you ever see html Mr. Loess—Yes, sod heard him speak in the keno. Mr. Keogh—When you made this statomset, did you Wend to give the express words alleged to bees boa used by Mr. Shell , saying that there was an ...
... do not attach much importance to what is said on that Pulket at this early period of the season. The advice. con Scotland speak well of the aspect of the growing crops in that part of the kingdom. Nearly all accounts from the ('eminent agree in stating ...
... it indelicate to speak, and declined to speak bemuse he had been counsel. It is not true that he refrained from speaking because he thought it would deter the Protestants front voting. Counsel as he was, he had fully resolved to speak. Ile was made up ...
... the industrial education of the young poor of his parish by the establishment of the Kanturk Industrial Schools. Among the speaks.. were Mr. Scully, 11. P. The following letter in reference to the dinner appears in yesterday's Cork Examiner, and will be ...
... material fact, of course, was not the authorship of Cardinal Fransoui, but that the letter came from a writer, competent to speak with accuracy the sentiments uttered by the Supreme Pontiff. The publication of it by the Archbishop of Cashel is a sufficient ...