The Irish madden at "God Save the Queen," and would make short work of the performer.
To instance the Scots settlements is tomadden them.
It was to no purpose that the men built great fires to keep them away; the device only served to madden them the more.
He had long since lost distinct consciousness of what was going on around him, and suffered his movements to be guided by his mount, faithful Zephyr, who had received a wound in the ear that seemed to madden him.
Thy sons ne'er madden in the fierce extremes Of Fortune's polar frost, or torrid beams.
Dr Madden informed Sir Moses that he would be obliged to leave us on the following Monday.
Sir Moses said he would not move till Dr Madden and Mr Wire returned, unless Colonel Hodges left, in which case he almost feared he would be compelled to do so.
On the same day Dr Madden and Mr Wire left us for a trip to Cairo and the Pyramids.
Dr Madden and Mr Wire returned from Cairo, and Admiral Stopford arrived with part of the fleet.
Dr Madden then presented an address of thanks on behalf of the Society for the Abolition of Slavery.
Some think him to be identical with St. Maddenor Medan, who was honoured at Airlie, in Angus.
But the presence of Bar seemed to madden Vidocq immediately.
Madden 377 A Hebrew Sermon in English Stone, by Rev.
The romance of Havelok was printed by Sir Frederick Madden in 1829; but not for sale.
The solemn spectacle seemed tomadden the Wehr-Wolf.
Madden undoubtedly is, should attach such great importance to the institution of Parliament as first granted by the English monarchs.
Madden probably considered that, within a few years after the change of religion, the English people ought to have shown themselves as firm Catholics as did the Irish.
Madden is obliged to confess that "new measures of severity, as the bigotry of the times became urgent, were wrung from the timid king.
Madden tells us, was parliamentary reform, and they then determined "to hold another grand national convention of volunteer delegates in Dublin, in the month of November following.
Madden say: "The whole of Ireland has been so thoroughly confiscated that the only exception was that of five or six families of English blood, some of whom had been attainted in the reign of Henry VIII.
Madden when he says that "the principles of James would have led him to earnestly desire a unity of faith of the Churches which had been separated.
What leaves me cold to-day willmadden me to-morrow.
For a while it was given up as irrevocably lost, but Sir Frederick Madden discovered the much burnt remains and pieced them together.
Fragments were also carefully cleaned and preserved, and upon many of these with which the original restorers could do nothing, Sir Frederick Madden afterwards worked wonders.
Captain Caldwell said Father Madden was a gentleman.
There were two priests in the place, Father Madden and Father John.
He had the power in his own hands to embitter our whole lives, and could distill the last dregs of the poison that was to rack and madden us.
The remaining part of my unhappy story must be told in as few words as possible, or I shall madden over its recital.
Pardon me," said the prisoner, in a subdued tone; "but the recollections that crowd on my mind madden me.
