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... EVIL SPEAKING. The delusive itch for slander, 100 iu all ranks people, whether l«» little rmgelierous resent • mut wliethet, olteuer, out api iuciph'ol levelling, from narrowne.-s and jioveriy ol soul, ever impatient twerit ;ind others ; whether from ...
... SPEAK -NOT HARSHLY. Speak not : much care Every bum heart must bear. Enough shadows sadly piny Around very sunniest way Enough of sorrows darkly ho Veiled within tho merriest eye. thy childhood’s gushing tears, Ey the griefs of after years, anguish thou ...
... Wliat w thu prenumption in this nml in nil other similar oases ? I speak not armouth, nor of the Memliers for Yarmouth, individually ; but 1 syeakot Riistol, Norwich, Ipswich, Liverpool and all such places. A man with no property in or near town ; fellow ...
... Mr Pruston said the chairman qf the committee on foreign was accidentally absent. had no doubt, that should speak tue sentiments of that committee. The subject (hat long before the gjvernment. The course which this government had adopted and which the ...
... FRANCE. PAnr?, mondav. —The fiuestion no\Y, speaking in tin* interest the finances, is, can tlie government avoid hein;- drawn into intervention Italy The liefurnw blows the coals, representing the movements of Ilussia the Danubian provhices as not only ...
... COMMONS- Monday Mr WALLACE pit'srtiieil sixty-ono |jctitinna (ihcrf in ScotlunJ aud vlafvvhvr*', praying lor unitorni The SPEAK Eli said that any ollipr lion. m*-m- who had any petition* thi* same subject present, bud lay them on the tub'e. [An Hinusing ...
... Old Hailey. Against Ernest C. Jones there is one indictment, containing three counts, in which is charged with seditious speaking,” unlawful asserably,” and riot,” at tbo Charlist meeting held at Bishop Bonner’sfields,Bethnal-green, the 4th of June last ...
... Let them not wear embroidery, gold, and gums. Do not let them associate with bad people. Do not suffer them to speak much. Do not let them speak unprofitable and mean things. Do not let them be proud.— Suffer them not to visit gambling shops, or dangerous ...
... A LAND OF LIBERTY, Yankee paper, speaking of the inclemency of the weather says :—“ have thermometer in this town, it gets cold it pleases 1” ...
... A GOOD LANDLORD, A corresponpent ol' tlie Limerick Reporter speaks in high terms of Mr Henry Keating Sheehy Killeedy, who has granted a reduction of per cent 10 bis tenants. ...
... right to •speak there.—Now, 1 iay that this building was lent to the Confederation, and no person has. a right and I will not allow any person to create such uproar in this place, and, I called this meeting, unless 1 like it, no person shall speak here. Mr ...
... LORD STANLEY. The Observer, speaking in its leading article of Lord Stanley, says :—“ Public duty compels to declare that in his present policy towards Ireland, there is more of real danger to the empire than could be found any combination of the whole ...