... facts, and the impression remained on the Englishmen's mind in spite of all my arguments. (Hear, hear.) Now, lam not going to speak here for the rest of Ireland, bat as far as Galway is concerned, think I can safely my that if a man comes here to lay out ...

... directors, being wily men, know how to dexterously apply them to promote the end they have in view. In these days the Devil speaks as efficaciously, though invisibly, to man as he did to Eve in the garden of Paradise. He tells men that they are the best ...

... questions—and it still remains a question undecided—regards the Power of the State, or the Aftuin Dominium of which Mr. Mahouy speaks. This question is discussed at great length in a book much used in Maynooth, and considered of great authority in that College—we ...

... of our present ministerial efficiency would be apt to move a smile at the expense of the sixteen noblemen and gentlemen—speaking of them as a whole, that constitute the government of this mighty empire. Some of them may be very xcellent gentlemen and ...

... terminated at St. Anthony's, the exact number of persons who approached and partook of the Holy Sacrament wns 3,554. This speaks speaks highly for the exertions of the excellent Clergymen who so zealously govern the locality. The annual Catholic ball in behalf ...

... expressions of the most flittering and cordial description. The whole subject is one upon which it ~is very difficult for us to speak, but we could not do less than, in these hasty and imperfect words, try to convey to their Lordships and the public the very ...

... enhanced terms were rea feed for both Wheat and spring Corn at Edinburgh anti Glasgow on Wednesday. Our Irhh letters liliewlae speak with more confidence respecting the future, and the inclination to buy had again become greater, it appears, than the anxiety ...

... labours had been blesied with the most abundant success—who bad lived to see his people rise from a mere handful, comparatively speaking, to he one of the most important and numerous congregations in the town. (Loud cheers.) As a Catholic citizen he had won ...

... so-called Collegial c ou rts, something like our sessions, the defendant is entitled to the assistance of counsel, who may speak in his behalf. The proceedings are not public, but in the lowest cour t, a certain number of persons may be admitted at the ...

... •-bleeped task of looking after the poor lish emigrants, would look narrowly after this speculation. Ship agents, generally speaking, may not be trusted. I enclose a slip of a New York newspaper, where you will see an account of the arrival of a cargo of ...

... of the tradesmen in Derby and I II prove lam right adding, I took you to be a lady and a Christian : but I am a man who speaks his mind ; and I took up the isk. stand and said, You have no more religion in your heart than that, or you would not say ...

... the events that have been accomplished, and Providence does not do things by halves. (Sensation.) Now, gentlemen, I think I speak the sentiments of the prince in thanking you for the zeal with which you have come to Paris to bring him the testimony of your ...