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... requesting permission to speak at the meeting. The chairman having obtained anent*, Mr. then said it was at his own request that he asked to be allowed speak before Dr. Luahington, that he might reply to him. Ile had only to my, that he thought all attempt ...
... .scl so efectuall I scarcely speak. A was formerly so 'a cathedrals a who t mon Oh, building island? ...
... Trucking of Dominions.—The German journals speak of an exchange territory between Hanover, Oldenburg, and Denmark, which rendered desirable for the establishment of a railway from to Hamburg. The Grand Duke of Oldenburg would have to cede Eutin or the ...
... incorruptible integrity ; and are not these terms the most mighty and exalted amongst men. ( Question.) I am speaking to the question. I am speaking of those merchants who are the upholders of ships, colonies, and commerce ; and allow me to beseech you and ...
... %lad that to speak with potential voice upon Ott but what the expounders of the great apostacy may be pleased to lay down concerning It is not what equity would determine, we say, should prevai l accor di ng to thi s arg u m e n t, —be- if Romani s t ...
... South Lancashire Election.—Th \ each of Ihe candidates speak with '\} confidence of the return of their man > c \ oi*0 jj' is little doubt that the contest will Meanwhile we are fclad to perceive M better spirit existing among many cC3 . lJ g has been ...
... Napoleon when speaking of the influence exercised the newspaper editor, made this forcible remark — journalist a giver of advice, regent of sovereigns, tutor of nations. Four hostile newspapers are more to be feared than a hundred thousand bayonets. ...
... HINTS TO ORATORS.—The collateral but very important duty of the chest in speaking, especially in oratory, requires the command of both the supplementary and complementary spaces. The duration of an act of expiration is greatly increased in giving expression ...
... fortune of good captains to have to deal with bad men ; but, generally speaking, we think it may be said, that a good captain will make good men. The sailor has every claim to the benevolence of his countrymen whether on sea or on shore. Every plan which ...
... EDITOR OF THE LONDON TIMES. Sir,— T Lord Dudley's letter* tn n- * speaks with tb / Blsh .*»P of and to this letter (he ' '.°' d ff** * ' note:— lsho s «hjO!ns the following was made to tn P Md - pr0acb ' I ncre ' writer of this article. son * raoniin ...
... 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 ; ...
... (Earner. THE PRESIDENT. BY THE AUTHOR OF ECCLESIA. Speak! for thou hast voice, perpetual sea! Lift thy surges with some signal word, Show where the pilgrims of the waters be, For whom nation's thrilling heart it stirr'd. Down to thy waves they went ...