[Left speaking ]
... [Left speaking ] There was hurinecs of importance transacted the Gammons the time of our going to press. ...
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SPEAK GENTLY!
... 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 ...
SPEAK KINDLY
... SPEAK NINDLY. Sneak kindly to thyv fellow manl, Npho droops froml Veight of w;oe I th inks beneath deep sorrow's ban. Wvith ain s thou canst not know is Oh I klifdiY speak, for deadly grief fto Isgaigat his heart; t It mav be thine to give reliTf, it ...
SPEAK NOT HARSHLY
... SPEAK NOT HARSHLY. Speak not harshly; much of care Every human heart must bear. Enough of shadows sadly play. Around the very sunniest «ay; Enough of sorrow darkly lies Veiled within the merriest eyes. Hv tliv childhood’s gushing tears. the griefs of ...
(Left speaking.)
... Left speaking. ) Sik hoss,—it is understood that this ad- venturous voyager has been reinstated in his office as Consul at Stockholm, for which place he left England yesterday. A short time ago Mr. Bu- channon, his solicitor, applied to the Court of Bank- ...
SPEAKING OUT;’’
... SPEAKING OUT;’’ OB HOW TO SETTLE THE VANKEEB, SHOULD THEV DECLABE OR PROVOKE WAR WITH ENGLAND. In Uncle Sam’s Peculiarities,” just published, have the following dialogue, at an oyster refectory, between the author nnd a Major ———. of Philadelphia, one ...
(Left speaking)
... (Left speaking). HOUSE OF COMMONS.— Fbidat. The house was chiefly occupied during the early sitting with the Pilotage’ Bill, which was read second time, and with the Poor Law Union Charges Act Amendment Bill, which passed through committee. In the evening ...
ELECTION OF SPEAK EP
... aud most attentive to business; he therefore felt moch plea- sure in moving that the Right Hon. James Abercrombie be elect d Speak (Cheer Mr. Srxurr (Derby) then rose and said—Sir, in rising to secoud the motion wade by my Hon. Friend, the Member for Hampstire ...
[ill] SPEAK NOT TRACE KOT
... --l e 91 ipitt . I - b . .P4 . _ (risoM CES 01' LORD BYROAe) & speak iEt. 4AJ~osqt. beathe nqt thy name, 'l'hcre is ?? were guilt in the flume ut the tear w~hichs now burns on my cheek may hipart The dej, ebougtit that dwells in that silence of heart ...
[ Hie right hun. gentleman was left speaking ]
... hon. gentleman was left speaking. | The mail from Madrid had not arrived for two days at Paris. Letters, however, from Saragossa of the 1th, say that Oraa has given orders to General to pursue th: faction of Cabrera, which is on its way to Cantasieja ...
SPEAK GENTLY. (radjr!—it tetter far To role lore ihw {car. Speak aenlljr—let ast hank worfa mm Tba food ve mi|kt
... SPEAK GENTLY. (radjr!—it tetter far To role lore ihw {car. Speak aenlljr—let ast hank worfa mm Tba food ve mi|kt knab Speak tcttlly f—Laea vUifar lor Tke Ikal traa tearta Aid gratljr fiieodakip’e aaeaaia fleer— Aflaciiaa'a voice ia kind. Speak gefllty ...
The tone of the Russian Bulletins last received, is in all respects like that of their predecessors. They speak
... WERCUILYI.SmPTmI%23mR 3. The tone of the Russian Bulletins last received, is in all respects like diat of their predecessors. They speak of the v l-n.- . h. A D . e. I-- - I 1 of the valour displayed by the army of the Emperor, and Of the successful attacks made ...