... That, sir, is not ray question ; nn your oafli, sir, di.' yon write wlrst Is itpon that slip of paper while Mr O'Connell was speaking? Yes, I endeavoured to follow him as well as I could. Olt your oatli, sir, was that taken from Mr O'Connell's To the best ...

... When the hand oftome presses Life eras out do fradPc When Derottoes soul Is By the altar's vette) Tv each payer All West Speak. the Paley hands my altom sounding. ...

... sith regard to the royalist jim-nala which are now being seized by you, to belt before the laws of September, and not to speak here with mil the clearness and frankness that belong to my character. I could, air, trash you under the weight of your poet ...

... to say her , nor did she know what it was to pray. She did not kuow the °stave of an uath. flat never been told always to speak the truth. !lal never been told not to tell a lie. Of the prisoner was disiniesed, bet the father of the girl received a severe ...

... Bishop Ryan preached to his Hoek the doctrine that it woe sinfal to combine against the established matte,' rities, or to speak with disrespect of those who rule over them, quoting chapter and verse. Toe TITRE ILENT•ciI %Rut is IRELAND.—I I have heard ...

... menopolists that tee, will hare a canlidate of no ordinary chant ter iedeence to coatend agsitist. We shall Leon be able so speak is .plainer le. A Co sotacvan.—Last week the police brought this court • young man who gave the mune of John Lorry, for the ...

... If lam spared in health and strength till after Easter, the members of the Upper liuise shall not want an opportunity of speaking oat, and relieving, themselves from the obloquy felt so keeni• by the Ihddingion.hire farm•rs, attacked to those tor vivre ...

... that was collected. At lloliseseb, in Linenloshire, there was another Isedlord's meeting, at which there was a great deal of speaking on the part of owners of land, but not one tenant farmer spoke. It was ultimately agreed to forward to Parliament—{to th ...

... among the ¶oats of the congregation, or if the importuner be neiee, daughter, or wife of an employer, dismissal, or vulgarly speaking the bag,' may be looked for, to make way for some other poor, willing to come in to any terms which starving circumstances ...

... relief on the cora /meatiest but he thought they ought to have dealt with it in the speech ; at ail events, they ought to speak out in this debate; unless they did so there would be a civil war between Leaguers and Anti-Leaguers. He believed it was as ...

... obalone, De la ftoehrjaquelln roared.— Yea had 300,560 foreign bayonets with you. 31 de Chantal!' cried oat— All traitors speak like yon. In the midst of this uproar, Nl.Gulzut ! s coda was beard calmly exrialulng that, seeing the tertaiuty of the return ...

... it is, upon the corn taws will prove offensive to his opponents, and suspicious to hie friends. He will soon be forced to speak oat decidedly, if not to act, on this important question. So also with respect to Ireland ; the State trials, which at present ...