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... SPEAK NO ILL. The following wholesome ideas, conveyed in homely ver3e, are adapted to young persons; they are easily committed to memory, and are calculated to make useful impressions. Kay, speak no ill! a kindly word Can never leave a sting behind ; ...
... WwW ANTED, an ASSISTANT to the | DRAPERY BUSINESS. One whe speaks the Welsh language will be preferred. Apply to Wm. Puleston, Hope-street, Wrexham. ANTED, a COOK ana HOUSE- MAID. References wired. Direct, Box Post Office, Northwich. FaRM WANTED. | ANTED ...
... Significant tor the Working Classes.—At a meeting of the League on Saturday, Mr. Cobden, speaking of the effects of manufacturing machinery, used the following as an argument in behalf of the beneficial effect of its improvement upon commerce : What ...
... The First Locomotive.—Such was the origin and early condition of the railway. We must now shortly speak of the motive power employed on these rude tramways. Till within half a century of the present time animal power was solely employed to move the waggons ...
... The New Work by the Author of Tre Maine.—The Literary Gazette, speaking of this admirable new work of Mr. Ward, justly observes:— De Clifford is a sterling work—a work not to be perused and dismissed a breath, but to be read and studied again and ...
... Extinction of the Slave Trade Speaking of the great meeting in Exeter Hall, at which Prince Albert presided, the Globe of Tuesday evening say 3, it indicated the sentiments of a great nation unanimous in support of its government in any and every ...
... PRESIDENT. Speak I for thee hoe • perprieal ma I •5 thy will, me where the pilgrims of waters be, whoa • willow's tbrlllieg heart,. 'tired. to thy they went in joyoes pride. They trod with thy billowy way ; The eyes of wondering beheld them Swift in ...
... THE PREMIER AND THE EX-FOREIGN MINISTER. The Journal des Debats, one of the most influential of the French Papers, speaking of Sir Robert Peel's speech in reply to Lord Palmerston's review of the Session, characterizes it as one of the most happy efforts ...
... A MOTHER'S GRIEF. To mark the sufferings of the babe That cannot speak its woe— To see the infant tears gush forth, Yet know not why they flow ; To meet that meek uplifted eye, That fain would ask relief, Yet can but tell of agony,— This is a Mother's ...
... POETRY. FLOWERS. are the Scriptures of the Earth, Sweet Flowers, fair and frail: A sermon speaks in every bud That the summer gale. Ye lift your heads at early morn, To greet the sunny ray, And cast your fragrance forth to praise The Lord of night and ...
... Sir Walter Scott. —In speaking of Walter Scott's love for music (though unskilled in the practical details of the art) •Mr Moore tells a pleasant anecdote :— Pleased as illustrious friend appeared really to be, when I first sung for him at it was not ...
... confine yourself to proper language. I cannot permit you to speak of the observations of any gentleman as contemptible; and if you say that you will stand there a week, I must take those means which will prevent you. Mr. EARLE said, he intended to make ...