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... - [nisgELOQUENCE.— A. friend was. speaking to Archbishop ---- of certain Irish orators, and said, They have a great command of language. You mistake, sir, replied the Archbishop, language has a - great command of them. QUALIFICATIONS FOR MAT ItIMONY ...
... perlv speaking - princess hereditary) of - Anhault-Deisau, mother of the reigning duke and his sister, Princess Wil- ham sisters of izssia, aged 72 and 71 years, late Landgrave of Hesse-Homburg Prussia, uncle of the present king Prince Henry aged 65 reditary ...
... ment they were meeting and speaking upon it, the hundreds, he might say thousands, of o»r ? was the case; and it was remove this evil from among us, to take away this reproach, this crying sin, that assembled that evening. Why should .1 not be removed ...
... . Cain (1 now-speak. in the language of an apostle) Cain was o f that wicked one, and slew his brother. And wherefore - slew he him ? On whose side was the blame? Wherefore slew he 'him ? Because his own deeds were evil, and his brother's were righteous ...
... orto. FAREWELL (For the Liverpool Standard.) There is a word which speaks of woe, And causes sorrow's tear to flow ; What pen can write—what tongue can tell The anguish of that word— Farewell'! Ha oft is he who heaves that sound nconscious of the world ...
... PeldrOSingo trymen, to speak with free, soon be called to her mahigh talents of Sir Robert ▪ of respectable character; I • said in the last session, t and deiterit 13ut I Cann() 1, and I tell you freely that I touchstone of political virtue. kt who will ...
... not like such plain speaking; they may tremble at the eventuality; they may even resist, with all their moral force, and die for principle in the last ditch; but all this t«11 not prevent the abolition which Lord Ashley foresees. Taking prec sely the ...
... WHO SPEAKS THE TB The Rev. Rector Campbell time, have discovered that the ing the banishment of the Bible poration Schools has been repeat often. Unfortunately, he stands cl individual who last gave utterance sertion. He has been contradic chooses to ...
... nearly all their grist ahonld rfiimmies, to* with only one idea—and that profit—who speak not for their employers, ho are incapable of constructing argument in any case, or, if capable, never venture upon it—ia it consistent, say, with common or the ordinary ...
... : ELOCLUENCE.-A friend was speaking to Archbishop -- of certain Irish orators, and said, They have a great command of language. You mistake, sir, replied the Archbishop, language has a great command of them. QUALIFtOAVONS FOR MATRIMONY.—No woman ...
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... TILE ALBION. The late Dr. Chalmers, speaking of Shakspeare, said, I dare say Shakspeare was the greatest man that ever lived. I think he was even a greater man than Sir Isaac Newton. A STRONG PULL AT THE LONG Bow.—The New York Journal of Commerce states ...