... human liberty. (Applause). I B)>eak of human liberty—l speak of liberty. I thank my God that I am breathing an air in which free man may speak the language of freedom. (Applause). I have right to speak of freedom, for I am the child of race that for eight ...

... having been returned as Inalt-speaking in 1861. In point of absolute number Tyrone then ranks next to Donegal ; but in relation to per tentage of population Armagh has 47 ; Cavan 49, and Monaghan 58 in 1,000 who are Irish-speaking, while Donegal has 300. ...

... libel was preferred last week ; and on behalf of Mr. Farrah, the publisher, similarly charged. One of the Western editors, speaking of a large and fat contemporary, remarked that if all flesh is grass he must be a load of hay. I expect I am, said the ...

... But no agreement can be come to between them, declares, unless it baaed on the Republican programme. It is for Garibaldi to speak out, Mazzini adds, and declare his view*. ...

... PRISONERS. Mr. Nolan has received the following letter ; London, Friday Morning. Sir, —I found an opportunity on Tuesday last of speaking for moment to the Home Secretary, the subject of the detention and creel treatment of Daniel Reddin in Chatham Prison. He ...

... a war with France. What a bugbear is France to these Italians ! She is not going to war with them at present, but she will speak to them some day, and then in a manner that will command their attention. ...

... to the Home Hole movement, especially as the association established to forward it is largely composed of Protestants. In speaking at the St. Patrick's Society at Melbourne on St. Patrick's Day, he said he was proud to see that the spirit of patriotism ...

... of the Church can contradict one another. No two preachers in the Church can contradict one another. The moment the Church speaks, and says, this is truth, every Catholic bows down and accepts it. The supreme guarantee of his faith is from Christ's ...

... struggle for life is often overshadowed by the cold chill of uncharitableness, to record a benevolent and humane act, which speaks with touching appeal to our better nature, becomes a pleasing task. One of the latest acts of benevolence of the venerated ...

... to assert that Home Rule depends for its popularity on the very causes that would render it so fatal a born. speaking thus, however, we speak of Home Rule as implying the establishment of a native Parliament for Irish affairs, which not all the constitutional ...

... high-sounding . words of your correspondent would place them in. What he means when speaks of mercantile greatness it is hard to understand. One would think he was speaking of some great old city (a Manchester of the past) instead of a little inland village ...

... STUDENTS OF THE AND THI From the above you see that some of the Professors presumed to speak in the name of all. So, too, following suit, some students thought they could speak in the name of all.— Some well-known Italians amongst them got up a meeting at the ...