... confidence in those political men, to whom alone we can now look with any degree of hope. Our correspondent's letter will speak for itself and for niereamile investment. Organised assassination and organised sedition must, at every coiit, be effectually ...

... succeeded in The Marquis of.Downsliire, hose . estates are, gene. throwing the fellow on the floor, when the other three rally speaking, amongst the most improved and pros. ruffians simultaneously attacked the family. One of 'wrong in Ireland. has, with a view ...

... the uncongenial metals of mental labour. Well might the Tmeulan sage burst into a rapture of unparalleled elo- CONICS in speaking of those studies. which, in his instance, were pursued with all the fervency of a passion, without interfering with the ...

... viceusino hint of wilful falsehood, obich were pi:lashed in the linger newspaper. A HINT.—A Manchester Whig-Radical journal, speaking at the pi•lny of ihe ministry, eays:—.•• The timidity of the Wing administration suggests the thought that some day, when ...

... at 111 b. 2,491,01 S 7.672.114 17.673 The classes numbered e., it., in., amounting to 5,439,480 persons, form, strictly speaking, the agricultural population of lreland. 212,582 males, above fifteen years of age, are employed in ministering to clothing ...

... the country a noble, • glorious, a living Mr. Tormick moved and Mr. James Ileyburne se. lemon—that Irishmen could think sod speak fur thems corded the next resolution, appointing:a com mittee for elves ; it was a great and a noble lesson proclaim e d the ...

... darkest prospects their faith the poor in this neighbourhood. I had also to give a right spirit, and if any roan spoke, let him speak as the forsook them not. They anticipated even then for their some unfortunate creatures this day eleven steel. of oracles ...

... skim, -sak for •Zinvolve like sub-division of the destitute for td. to 40. per lb. shouting that they wanted sumo pursue to speak t.. them, as otherwise their wants and wishes would not be fairly represented. Mr. Owen Mallon, of Derryehrin, then said that ...

... Magdalen Institution in the Blackfriars-road, of which en the immediate cause of these general remarks she had heard persons speak. her w ay s h e was met have be I by a Roman Catholic clergyman , Mr. Moore, who, see. are two or three arrivals which have ...

... and after a deal of hesitation he admitted the truth of the assertion. The account he give. of the af. fair (being able to speak English fluently) is, that two or three days after the vessel'. arrival, three boats wore sent elf to the shore fur water, ...

... There is much In a name. The term peasant proprietor, or small landedpropnetor, regents new reasociationt to Englishmen. It speaks to them of sornellung which they do not know from espmence, which they have nut eren heard much about. and which may be good ...

... a man at once from all that he most loved to that which he most feared and dreaded these are voi.es in which God sometimes speaks, and forces those who have been too long deaf to his mercy to listen to his anger. But let me remind you, brethren, that whether ...