... Mr. Hlustr aguiii resumed, and wv s saet by cries of -Ques- tion Ile said, again, the manl Who hissed -enotheer mamn for speaking hiis- senstimesits was not ceorthey of the franchise. (Reneived mearitsof disapproval, joined to cries of1 Question I auneeto ...

... iphendid incarnation of all thle Deity's finest 'quiljities I idadarrie Pulszky, in a 1lork which she hisajust published, b1us speaks of the heroic patriot:-1 Oii the following day, ii pursuing nay business of tile passport; I wenlt to IKos- 3ti11,.2molig ...

... 'forced James II to abdicate, and planted William III on his ,vacant throne. Like that junta it represents, numerically speaking, but a small fraction of the nation,-but like that junta too, it is all-powerful by its wealth, its intrigues, its compact ...

... call ''our blessdcl Constitution. The proletarian class-the workers anid producers- crtertain very diflerent opinions and speak; its quite auiother style. Thus all who havo got sosneti-ilm by the present system, arc banded agaillst all wrhlm get nothing ...

... committee ; the accounto being read over and passed, they proceeded to elect a council for the ensuing three months. After speaking upon the important ditty of working -men be- ing truly united, and preparing themselves for the great changes which must ...

... Cobden, Lord John Russell, Sir Robert Peel, ayo, and Benjamin D'Israeli, before you again open your mouths in parliament, to speak on a nation's in- terests, or to expound what is a favourite science with somie of you, first read, mark, learn, and inwardly ...

... interested, will attend to them. Either the work will not be done at all, or it will be spoiled in the doing. Politically speaking, this has been tlse case, more or less,, with the peoples of all countries, but in Ireland more so than anywhere else. itherto ...

... his house; but; looking at the peculiarity of the place, he did not think the public were hurt, or that they were, strictly speaking, an ob- strmction, and he should recommend the parish authorities not to notice what ;was dane. Althlough the defendant had ...

... hurled defiance at the demagogue Cobden, and the auditoi' cheered as we never heard men cheer before. NOW We love plain speaking, and we tell the farmers if they do rnot fear Cosnv, the landlords do fear him. W~hyr was the Crown and Anchllor meeting ...

... were in a state of great suspense. Several circumstances oc- curred to show how active was the search for them. The captain speaks with strong feelings of the zeal exhibited by a retired military officer in the neighbourilood, who used to go round the ship ...

... linter who was struck at, but the lRe- 'blc (Great Olueetilig se the Left.) The lion, nainister -might, if 'he - pleased, speak' of vindicating- the maajesty of thle la, but the proceeding of the night before was only a link in'thit'couirses of conduct ...

... upon the broad foundation of equal rights 'and, equal laws. Your system is not founded on such a basis,;you'know it; feel it, speak'it, write it. However y on may harle- quinade, the fact stabds out in full prominence. i The thief doth feai. each bush ...