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... NAY, SPEAK NO ILL. CBARLIS SWAIN. (From Songs for Hours.) Nay, speak no ill; a kindly word Can never leave a sting behind- And, oh ! to breathe each tale'we've heaio Is far beneath a noble mind. Full oft a better seed is sown, choosing thus a kinder ...
... WEEKLY TIJMERS MAN CHESTER, SATURDAY, APRIL 9, 1859. TnHE PROGIVE§6S OF DIPIOMACY.-AMd thi; we are sorry to say, i,. strictly speaking, no progress at all. Like the shipwrecked'*skeleton crewr-to . whom SHASPFrRR has given flesh and blood, and e sense and ...
... involves Austria and the Porte, and France, who t is, like England, -indirectly concerned in. the 6atter, 9 has interfered. We speak of the Servian revolution. , The people of this quasi independent territory, fcr s reasons which are varioisly interpr-eted ...
... [ADVERTISEMENT.] It is an undeniable fact that nineteen persons out of twenty speak in the highest praise of the extraordinary efficacy of Dr. ' Scott's Bilious and Liver Pills. They are a certain cure for indigestion, for affection of the liver, deranged ...
... Mr. then proceeded to speak as follows: I have at- tended various public meetings of the inhabitants of the borough of Manchester with the view of explaining my opinions to them. I have, at each of those meetings, felt it to be my duty to explain the ...
... Napoleon, no died on tbe oth of lett a of 10,000 francs. a fact that speaks ition. On volumes for the “generosity” of \dispo h the 25'h of April, 1818, the negotiations France were finally concluded ; and on the 9h of the following October, a treaty by ...
... How to Dress Well.—Dr. Johnson, speaking of a lady who was celebrated for dressing well, remarked The best evidence that I can give you of her person this respect is, that one can remember what she bad on. the sign-post of a hair-dresser's shop in Paris ...
... If a would speak of it. birth, owner it name ?-11arque-Isid ! Why hare no henzafter !—Because they their twirled (next weed) In Ws. CURATIS AND P tIIUI.—The clerical of the British public are ateasionied frequatly to reprove their hearer' for tusking ...
... The Nuisance op Long Speeches in Parliament, and how TO Curb rr.—Speaking of Lord Stanley's plan for terminating the session in June, the London correspondent of the Inverness Courier says great deal might be done if the newspapers would unite, and agree ...
... Anticipated Resignation or the Foreign Secretaryship by Lord John Russell.—ln speaking of the resignation of M. Broun dc l'Huys, the French Foreign Minister, the Daily News says:—lt is still more certain that Lord John Russell, in receiving the diplomatic ...
... Acts speak for themseive-, and they are before you. Since December, 1832, Mr. Brotherton has represented you in varliament. How zealously, how faithfully, how well, you knew as well as I. Five years ago you proffered to him your unanimous support— you ...
... Can Spirits Speak with Men? or the Spirit of Samuel and the Woman of Endor (1 Sam. xxviii.)—A LEC_TO-MORROW (Sunday! EVENINGan the above subject, n. SMITHSON, at the New Jerusalem Church, Peter-street, •5* Service half-past six.—Tracts will be distributed ...