... speak, I tell you, Charley dear, because I won't have little mean petty secrets and keep them from you. We haven't come to that stage of matrimony yet. So far on in our married life, I'm not afraid to tell you everything, small or great, trifling and ...

... speak TA —the crime of il and you vorr a ne Arnee ot leave a coubt beard it that yon are gnilty er cre, bat which in it isthat of the rt now description sworn to preserve ° ed her ate to keepir Itisa cf all agents of murder, TP on, and mes orcat icked- ...

... speake port of the societ, relieve the minds of the anxious missionaries. To that they were not men who laboured merely le love of filthy lucre, he would mention that when all received notice that their services might probably spensed with at the end ...

... PLAIN SPEAKING. one of the noat extraordinary circutnntancea in these days of ami starlliuo aouuunceiueuta is tlie fact of four Liverpool mereliinit* letter the French challeugin him to say what ura his iutentioiu regards Engl md and the less extraordinary ...

... PLAIN SPEAKING. The time is come for it. We may longer veil behind the phrases of conventional courtesy, the fact that England is drifting into war as fast the months can roll. From one end of Europe to the other no sane politician has a doubt, whatever ...

... THINKING AND SPEAKING. Did you Lear of the curate who mounted his mare, Aad merrily trotted along to the far T Of creature more tnetable none ever beard, In the height of her speed she would atop at a word, And with a word, when the aerate said Hey ...

... Left speaking. Brookside Harriers.—The company for bottling off the rain and log is progressing satisfactorily; the Provisional Committee commenced operations last Saturday, their experiments were highly successful, a brilliant day for the Southdown ...

... [LEPT SPEAKING.] HOUSE OF COMMONS--(THIS EVENING.) The SPEAKER took the chair at four o'clock, when the seats on both sides were nearly all filled. ELECTION COMMITTEES. The Cork and Plymouth Election Committees were sworn in, and appointed to sit to-morrow ...

... [LEFT SPEAKING.] HOUSE OF COMMONS.—(THIS EVENING.) The SPEAKER took the chair at four o'clock. SECOND READINGS. The Great North of Scotland Railway Bill, and the Stamford and Kettering Road Bill, wero read a second time. On the motion that the Kensington ...

... (Left speaking.) HOUSE OF COMMONS. The Speaker took the chair shortly before four o'clock. NEW MEMBER. Mr. Prinsep, the new member for Harwich, took the oaths and his seat. The hoo. gentleman was introduced by Mr. Herries and Mr. Forbes Mackenzie. The ...

... SPEAK NO ILL. Speak not harshly of a neighbour, Even if you've seeming cause; Undervalue no one's labour; Be it friend's, or be it foe's. Cherish kind and noble feelings- Friendship is not all a name; Least said, aye, is soonest mended- Blacken not ...

... SPEAK BOLDLY! Speak boldly. Freeman ! while to-day The strife is rising Sense and high. Gird on the arm oar while may, la holy deeds to win or die ; The Age Troth’s wide battle-Seld, The Day is straggling with the Night, For Freedom hath again revealed ...