... SPEAKS. Paetery-strust Barges Bill, , May etit. ink tried your Prairie room smolt, sad ate say tam arse I an like mair—l au, timiy, J. DUBSTO Missies, Mrs. Miestaaary, Modes, writes: I Dow od ashy la asy estrus is Fiermah's Mobile's geolL It, Great ...

... SPEAKS HAS THE “HULL PACKET” CHANGED ITS EDITOR TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD. Sir, The Herald Thursday contained an article on Mr. Baxter’s professions of intending to benefit Hull by independent lines of railway, ihe of to-day repeats Mr. Baxter’s denial ...

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... PLAIN SPEAKING. At the annual exhibition of stock, &c., by the Earl of Harewood's tenantry, at Harewood, last Friday, his Lordship, who presided at the dinner which succeeded the show, spoke as follows - ' Ile thanked them for the reception, and he could ...

... THE CHURCHES SPEAK. September 20th, 1221. Sav,—l gives a good deal of to results et tbe me et year ssetbelam, • Indies Oil, sad I the saiveesel reply to sty Mosinee to be M a mem settsimam Maraster ; the Medved beteg la zasay asses, meet marbal. Thanking ...

... PLAIN SPEAKING. Ia the important discourse delivered at Kensing- in ton, on Monday, by Archbishop Manning, there is id one bold outspoken passage which deserves particu- of lar attention - What was the meaning of modern to civilization c The state of ...

... KRUGER SPEAKS Pres;dent. Kruger, who on rosmg to 'pest was greeted with loud eheers, expressed 'his eonvictiou of the Justice of his country* MUM'. and Ilia eon. Silence in God to are that r:glst prevailed against might. He argued that the British eseluded ...

... SPEAKING TRUMPETS. Instruments' by which the voice could la• so strengthened se to be heard at a much greater distance were known in the earliest ages; for of all muilral instruments wind instriiments were the invented, and their use in war, to give the ...

... Speaking with Authority. One of the member', of a certain t•tehool Dolma that shall ni.t be specified knew far more about brick, and mortar than he did of grammar aial orthography. he visited a certain school under the Board, and a smart little lad read ...

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... THE SPIRIT SPEAKS! I swear to Heaven and the Lord of Ancestors, writes a correspondent (on postcard), that I was murdered in the Hospital last year. Who says spooks never communicate? ...

... PLAIN SPEAKING. MR. MORLEY TAKEN TO TASK BY PARNKLLITE ORGAN. Tbe Fall Malt Gazette (Parnellite), referring Mr John Motley's speech Sheffield, cannot congratulate Mr Morlcy upon the urbanity of his tone or the felicity of hie epithets. was hardly worthy ...