... SPEAK ILL Nay, speak no ill: a kindly word Can never leave sting behind ; And, oh ! to breath each tale we ve heard. far beneath a noble mind. Full oft better teed sown. choosing thus the kinder plan ; For if hut little good be known. Still let us speak ...

... humanity but base ? js • J, reach a higher mood— A nobler estimate lor man : earnest in the search for good, And speak all the best we can. Then speak ill—but lenient others failings your own . If you're the first fault to see. not the first to make it known ...

... In speaking of the will of a nation, we speak not of universal suffrage. It will assume this form to-day, and the next to-morrow borne about every wind of doctrine. What influence has the voice of universal suffrage Prussia, or the indignant demand of ...

... POETRY. BEAUTY OF WINTER. They speak of summer’s brilliant day, And warm, unclouded night. They speak of summer’s glowing sky So deeply blue and bright: They speak of summer’s woodland walks So wild and green and sweet. With arching trees above onr heads ...

... speaking, it was very good, most of the animals carrying a large quantity of internal fat, especially those from Norfolk and Scotland. Notwithstanding the attendance of buyers was large, the beef trade, owing to the immense number of beasts on show, and ...

... nation. This resolution will to the advantage of the Sclavonian race, of the people of Schleswig, who speak Danish, and of those of Southern Germany, who speak Italian. The Duchess of Orleans, who is still at Eisenach, continues steadily to avoid all outward ...

... e wfoundland. The accounts from Newfoundland of the. Gth of May speak in favourable terms of the progress made in the catch the seal fishers. Reckoning the cargoes of the last boats that had entered the harbour, the season’s fishing had already produced ...

... Wanted, AN Experienced SALESMAN fora DRAPERY ESTABLISHMENT in Leith. He must be able to speak the Danish language. A Foreigner, capable of speaking the Danish and German languages, will be preferred. To active and steady young Man liberal encouragement ...

... Russia. All accounts from St Petersburgh speak of the continuance of the profound affliction of the Imperial family, on account of the death of the Grand Duchess Aiexandrina. The melancholy event made the deepest impression on the mind of the Emperor ...

... that has not occurred behite since Ijpj; nnJ, at that liase, the national debt was but fisrtioN its present amount. This speaks highly of Ike (Kurity (ell by all parties, in this ami other liits, an our naimual resource* and food faitlu ...

... Portugal, Letters from Lisbon of the 30th ult. speak of the deplorable state of the wine trade at Oporto, arising in a great measure from tiie diminished consumption of that luxurious beverage England. So great was the distress among the labouring classes ...

... above etfect; and an article is published in the official Gazette of Danmark declaring further concessions impossible, and speaking of a renewal of the war as the only alternative. ...