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... THE SPEAKEU SPEAKS. The Speaker, who, interrupting Mr, Biggar, spoke follows—The motion for leave to bring in the Protection of Person and Property (Ireland) Bill has now been under discussion for about live days. The present sitting having commenced ...
... Plain Speaking. The Morning Post says : —Some notice will probably be taken in Parliament of the language used by Mr. Palffrave'at the banquet at Tirnova, when in his official capacity, as member of our consular service, he welcomed Bulgaria the last-born ...
... charge and it may be —against their Manhood. We are given to plain speaking. The times, when there is so much sham, fraud, roguery abroad, require it. And have grown up in the habit of speaking what think. It would be high courage to do this amongst a false ...
... Stewards speak English, Apply to LUSCOMBE, BELLAMY, and Co., Plymouth. MR. 0. O'HARE, Armagh. Agents wanted in all unrepresented districts. O’DONOVAN ROSSA No. 263 BROADWAY. NEW YORK. Steamship Tickets to and from England, Ireland, E'irope Bj New York ...
... JOHN LANE LEARNS SPEAK. Tub morning following his expulsion John Lano awoke before anyone in the house was stirring. A bed had been arranged for him in the second sleeping-room. In the other slept the fisherman's wife, and in small hooded cot their little ...
... The Timet, in speaking of the “ clearance” of Ireland by the famine can find no more aeieutific expression for it than “the breaking of the late agricultural system of the country,” to which breaking up,” it informs us, the priests felt the utmost hostility ...
... 17113 FEARS TO SPEAK '23? The fact that Messrs. Cameron an.l Ferguson have issued a new and cheap edition of Teeling’a “History of the Irish Rebellion suggests the beading which have prefixed to this article. know who fears, in the words of the gifted ...
... fears to speak of ’9B Y oughal Kinsale Mallow iilitii tV« of their cause shall be crowned with the extinction the dcSiifnhlg treochcfoua vUloins,” meet instruments of British misrule. Riok. Irishmen the Enoiish Ba*.—Mr. Ch*rle« Arthor ttusw)/ during the ...
... FEBRUARY IS, 187*. selves, it would be for them, with the thunder voice of their tens of thousands, to speak aloud the discontent which they could feel (great applause) Rially, sir, I utterly at a loss to understand the conduct of your Government in this ...
... lake. At first I was ashamed to speak to him ; latterly was occupied with the. foreign officer and his daughter, although ' mC was a9^*n f * 1110 every hour in the day. ut wouldn t take his letthers, bekase yo warned me to not she informs ; “and in throth ...
... The Morning speaking of Benson’s Watches in the Exhibition, says—* The collection watches shown by Mr, is a large, and at tte came time interesting one, and ct attention bus been paid the exhibitor to the decoration the cases. Many them are extremely ...
... sens*, and fairness, and nationality, let us have an end of this stupid affectation in speaking of our language, and call it honestly what it is “Irish.”—Yours faithfully, A Lover the Language. Thoughts for the Millions! TO THE EDITOR OF THE IRISHMAN ...