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... SPEAK GENTLY ! (From the Sheffield Mercury. ) Speak gently 1 it is better far To rule by love than fear ; Speak gentlyl let not harsh words mar The good we might do here. Speak gently I love doth whisper low The vows that true hearts bind ; And gently ...
... citizens, and withhold it from others (applause). He. referred to the interruption to the meeting on Sunday, when he was speaking;' and said he had come that night prepared, if needs be, to go to prison (applause). ' - Mr MAvTTnws, in seconding, urged ...
... PLAIN SPEAKING AT A CITY MEETING. The meeting of L. J. Rose and Company (Limited) at the Cannon.stieet Hotel yesterday afternoon proved more than usually exciting. One of the leaders in the agitation as to the affairs of the company was carried out in ...
... The Madrid journals of the 18th inst., speaking of the arrival of the Infante Don Francisco D'Assis in that city, state that, on the next day he paid a visit to the Queen and the Queen-Mother, by whom he was most graciously received: he dined the same ...
... The Brussels papers speak of number of Belgians preparing to emigrate from that country to California. The Austrian army, which now consists itu'ii, is composed follows :-358,122 infantry. ...
... In the article on Russia and England which closes the forthcoming number the Nineteenth Century, Mr. Gladstone speaks ol the plot at the Winter Palace, of which the news reached him while was writing. While denouncing indignantly this stupendous crime ...
... CORRESPONDENCE. NOTICES CORRESPONDENTS. '• Visionary. Declined. W. K.—We do not know the verdict. A Lover of Fresh Air.—Speak to the sexton. A Daily Subscriber. —The matter is one which must be settled by the family of the deceased gentleman. J. S ...
... speaking of a friend who possessed a very rubicund •ountcnanee, some one said, the other day, 1 don't think he drinks—in fact I know does not, for told me ; but, probably sleeps in a bed with red-curtains. A Nxoao.—You can't always believe whata ■an ...
... door. The Exchange News-room. Speak to the master,and pass quietly through the spacious apartment. See the monument to Nelson in the quadrangle. The Lyceum News-room and Circulating Library at the bottom of Bold-street. Speak to the respective masters. The ...
... THE DEAF GIRL. Br Anne A. Themont. He speaks to them God's word, For all are fix 'd in mute attention now, And not a lip is stirr'd, But joy sits smiling on each gentle brow And o'er each cheek has stolen a brighter bue — Oh ! that I could but hear those ...
... recent dis- missal of a number of Welsh-speaking servants. These dismissals were carried cut upon the following circular issued to inspectors by Mr. Dow-son, of the permanent. w-ay department:- Bangor men unable to speak English. Notwithstanding my instructions ...
... addressing Alike, said, Will you speak now, or wait till after Za- briskie?' Alike Waleh: No, sir, o ; 1 shan't speak after Mr. Zabriskie. Col. Zabriskie: Do you wish to speak, sir? Alike Walsh: When I wish to speak I will not ask your permission, or ...