... SPEAK GENTLY. Speak gently I It is better fat To rule by lcve than fear : Speak gently I let not harsh words Tho good we might do here. Speak gently to the little child, Its love you're sure to gain ; Teach it iu accente soft and mild, It may not long ...

... PLAIN SPEAKING. Mr Alexander M. Dongsll, secretary of i h . Liberal Federation of Scotland, sent to Mr *flow Waddel on the 20th the two queries : much obliged if you would favour me %rob judgment as to a helter opinion is growing, a reverse, towards Mr ...

... PLAIN SPEAKING. AT a meeting to hear Mr Treeeljan last week, Mr Irvine, Ilswick, made the following protest against the continuance of the Scotch and English churches. One thing has surprised me v, y much to-night. Yon have questioned your member about ...

... SPEAKING OF LONG AGO. To-day, as I pen these lines. one picture from the long-vanished past rises in my memory as clearly as though it hung OR a wall before my very eyes. It is of a boy about fourteen years old, propped up in a great arm-chair with pillows ...

... MORRISON SPEAKING AGAIN. ...

... PLAIN SPEAKING BY AN INVERNESS MINISTER. The Rev. George Robson, Minister of the United Presbyterian Church, Inverness, at the close of his forenoon service on Sunday, made the folliwing pointed remarks with regard to the forthcoming murder trills in ...

... SPEAK GENTLY. Speak gently of the erring! Ye know not of the power With which the dark temptation came In sonic unguarded hour; Ye may not know how earnestly They struggled, or how well Until the hour of weakness came, And sadly thus they fell. Think ...

... CHURCH MINISTER SPEAKING HIS MIND. Rev. Alexander Miller, Free Church minister of Buckle, has just published A New Year's Message to his congregation, from which we extract the following outspoken and pertinent passages : Speaking of church attendance ...

... ON PUBLIC SPEAKING. The following short paper on this subject in The Mon for May :—The best thing young man who defilers to becom e a successful pee* speaker is to join a debating eneiety. Here be take part in two kinds of debate —one elaborate preparation ...

... I not sensible of any physical deterioration ; but Lord Brabazon is speaking particularly of the vast mass of our population which from various causes, which it would be out of place fur me to touch upon to-day, are being massed intoour towns. I fur there ...

... At the time of a General one often hears not a little plain speaking as to the part played by ministers in the political arena. Some approve, and othe ve of ministers ecclesiastical for the itical. Into so vexed a question it is not our intention toenter ...

... number of men employed of which we would speak, but of the years of service they have had either under James Bowman or James Bowman & Son for by the latter title the firm have been known since 1884. In the workroom will be found one hand rho has been ...