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... PIECE OF PLAIN SPEAKING, TO THE BIGHT HON. THE EARL OF CLARENDON, ENGLISHMAN ; HER MAJESTY’S AMELIORATOR- GENERAL AND GENERAL DEVELOPER OF IRELAND. Lord. lam glad to see, by Lord Laosdowne’s speech, that your lordship’s attention is turned to the United ...
... perhaps, be unborn, or a minor. We do not speak of the effect this law on the state of Ireland; here it is lost'sight of, because of the other multitudinous landlord robberies, murders, and aristocratic rascalities in force among us. Scotland, however ...
... man had objection to the proposition alluded to? Speaking of Mr. Joseph Napier, I naturally come to the occasion on which he was expected to have made a great display—l mean the Dolly's Brae affair.— (Hear, hear.) It was ex|>ncted that he would bring ...
... cession was also treated to refreshment that tent. Saw Mr. William Beers attempting to speak—(laughter)—to the people, the noise was great. He did not succeed in getting hearing.- Lord Roden then addressed the meeting, and witness heard part of the speech ...
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... the morn-lighted valley thy fleet steps are bending, The hand thou hast plighted clasp'd fondly in mine. Speak me, Una own one—my lorn one— Speak to me, darling ! the dark hour baa come; When the tears that are falling have dried from thy bosom. These ...
... the tempest bowling, As they rock beneath its sway ? With their harsh sad thundering voices, W’hat do the billows say ? They speak of the storm worn barriers— Of the dark and dismal caves, Where the loud waves meet the echoes, And the wild wind wilder raves— ...
... the tempest bowling. As they rock beneath its sway ? With their harsh and thuod'ring voices. What do the billows say They speak of the storm worn barriers— Of the dark and dismal caves. Where the loud waves meet the echoaa. And the wild wind wilder raves*— ...
... I were a voice, persuasive voice, 4'hat could travel the wide world through, would fly the beams of the morning light. And speak to men with gentle might. And tell them to b* true. I’d fly. I’d Ay. o’er land and sea* human heart might be, Telling tale ...
... Ml. Troops are moving towards the frontier ; and nearly all the letters which come from Copenhagen and Schleswig-Holstein speak of war exceedingly probable. ...
... minds us of the dead. It brightens all our happineaa; And, when dark sorrows come. Speaks comfort to our hearts, and is The Angel of our Home. When first we learned to speak of death We felt it h; our side— While blessing ua with parting breath. Our own ...
... was kept off them but* at all events, they have right to be Repealers if they please. Bethat as it may, they are, if report speaks truly, no means willing fight against the people. Ww trust they will never be put to the test. ...