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... is a monopoly of good preaching, so to speak, _ they can pay for a better article, and while men of science and distinguished linguists, familiar with the ways of Wankind, are ordained for foreign service, the poor at home are often handed over to men ...
... Francois Arago is significative. -It-was attempted to induce M. de Lamartine to speak. M. , Garnier Pages said to him—' I shall put i n t erpo ll at i ons to you, and you must speak. M. de Lamartine will not do so, for neither myself nor the Executive Committee ...
... (disposition, that lam about to speak. Some five-andtwenty years since he had a quarrel with another (Polish) artillery officer, whom he challenged to fight with pistols. They met. On the ground they tossed for the first shot, and Bern lost. His adversary ...
... GENERAL TRADE REPORT. Monday Afternoon. ercially speaking, the political horizon is at pre',l_3retty clear; th e P res id en t of the French republic sufficient tact to stave off immediate danger; and t Russia and Turkey, the Czar having ded so far o ...
... an riast mom mrector, had said, while speak, ing in a debate which passed in the House of Commons about Scinde, Sir Charles Napier had been sufficiently .eceived seventy pounds prize money,' or words to that effect. I wrote to Mr. Baillie to ask him how ...
... Ireland between two and three millions of Irish-speaking population, of whom two millions speak English as wall ; and between five and six millions who speak English exclusively. 2.—Among the English-speaking population , who are a large majority of the ...
... Ireland between two and three millions of Irish-speaking population, of whom two millions speak English as well ; and between five and six millions who speak English exclusively. 2. —Among the English-speaking population, who are a large majority of the Irish ...
... SPEA KING THE TRUTH IN LOVE. What a contrast ! On the one .side SPEAKING LIES IN ; on the other SPEAKING THE TRUTH IN LOVE. And what is it .to •speak the truth in love ? To speak the truth is to tell that man made in the image of God; that the substance ...
... EAKlNG THE TRUTH IN LOVE. What a contrast! On the one side SPEAKING LIES IN HYPOCRISY ; on the other SPEAKING THE TRUTH IN LOVE. And what is it to speak the truth in love ? To speak the truth is to tell that man . was made in the image of God; that ...
... COMFORT. (BY ELIZABETH B. BARRETT.) Speak low to me, my Saviour—low and sweet From out the halle ujahs, sweet and low, Lest I should fear and fall, and miss thee so Who art not miss'd by any that entreat. Speak to me as to Mary at thy feet— And if no ...
... asserts that the late editor of the Liverpool Standard was dismissed by the proprietors in consequence of not being allowed to speak the truth with respect to the Corporation schools. The editor of the Times must know, or ought to know, that this charge is ...
... /days ou speak spoke in vou sa- Same ...