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... SPEAK GENTLY TO THE ERRING. As May Britton was walking along, one day, with a basket provisions for poor old Mr. Brownly, she met a rough, uncouth-looking boy. Hia clothes were soiled and ragged, and he was whistling a negro melody he walked lazily ...
... f«%. SPEAK THE TRUTH. Speak thou the troth. Let others fence And trim their words for pay; pleasant sunshine of pretence Let others bask their day. Face thou the wind. Though safer seem shelter to abide, We were not made to sit and dream; The safe must ...
... A VOICE FROM THE NOBLE ARMY OF MARTYRS.—THEY BEING DEAD YET SPEAK. Ye gentlemen of England who live at home at ease, Come forth and do your duty the battle and the breeze; The muttering cry of faction is gathering its might, Aud England calls her patriot ...
... Will Cask in thi ; Court of Probate. —The hearing of the case of Clayton v. Speak was resumed on Friday, before Sir J. P. Wilde. The plaintiff propounded the will of Margarat Speak, who died at Northwood, ne»r Padiham, in the county of Lancaster, on the ...
... HOLD TO THE TRUTH. Speak thou the truth, let others fence And trim their words for itay ; In pleasant sunshine of pretence I>ct others bask their .lay. Guard thou the fact; though clnn.l. of night l>nwn on thy watch-tower stonr. V*- 1 ' »li.«u!d tin l ...
... The * Times” of June 1862, speaking of Benson’s Great Clock the Exhibi says: “ As a sample of English clock work on a works of are the finest finished that have ever been 3, in th 8 country . no chrenometer can be fitted with more perfect snd carefull: ...
... Speaking in reply to the Chamber of Commerce of Hakodate, Mr. Henness}*, the Governor of Hong.Kong, says that Japan has produced a race of sterling men. He had no hesitation in saying that Mr. Okuma was not surpassed any finance minister in the world ...
... 6 | Poet’ THE FREEMAN’S SONG {By Witi1am Oh give me the freedom to speak as I think, And liberty’s fulness with Milton to drink ; To bask on the mountain, or bathe in the stream, To wander with sages,—with poets to dream. Oh give me the freedom to utter ...
... The Art Journal for August, speaking of Benson's Watches in the Exhibition, says :— have selected fur engraving three of the watchcases, which large variety is exhibited by Mr. Benson, Ludgate-hill, in the large aud prominent erection that contains his ...
... Speaking at the Town Hamlets on Wednesday night, Sir Henry Havelock said he believed the darkest page the history of the war at the Cape would be that the Isandula disaster, which, he maintained, had been solely 7 brought about by aristocratic incapacity ...
... SAYING DOING. There's proverb which tells us words are but wind, 'Tis actions alone speak the truth of the mind, 'Tis easy to promise, not so to fulfil, Albeit! we've faith in consistency still ; And man of his word noble indeed, Whatever his calling ...
... The “Art Journal” for August, Speaking of Watches in the Exhibitien, says:—* W, eugr«v ng three of the wat cb cases, of w hich a la have selected for if is exhibited by Mr. Ben 400. Of Ludgate ~hill, in the arge and variety prominent erection that con‘ain: ...