... 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 ...

... PUBLIC SPEAKING. undervalue altogether the worth and effects of public speaking, were alike presumptuous and unfair. And yet the longer live, the more are convinced (although, perhaps, the majority of the public are against us this point.) that the power ...

... SPEAKING LIGHTLY OF IT! The Ihiblln correspondent of the London Timts, writing Monday, saya;— The report of the Fenian atrocity in London has excited a feeling of deep concern among the loyal classes here, who apprehend serious results if the spirit of ...

... AN AUTHORITY SPEAKING. In liis np.v«li Horsham, Friday, Mr. Fit/.- ;-sr.il I (I’mler f**r \Var)said Uiai the tJovern m ...

... SPEAK GENTLY. Spealk gentlv-it is better far To rule by love than fear - Speak gently-lct not harsh words mar The good wve might do hero. Speak gent!v-love doth E hisper low The hearts that true love binds; And gently friendship's accents flow, Affection's ...

... CARELESS SPEAKING. A careless manner of speech seethe to be a general fault. Persons who really know how to talk, who write in accordance with the rules of grammar, and quickly detect incorrectness of speech in others, are among the offenders. I will ...

... PLAIN-SPEAKING. The principal sFeaterl at the Irish Church fence meeting in .Nlateliester on Tuesday night wart present on the followinz day at a publi break fist in the Free-trade-hall Assembly Boon% Tht speeches contained several curious passa4es. Tle• ...

... THE SECRETARY SPEAKS. THI foliating circumstances, drawn from tho experience of Mr. Isaac \V! ilk, of the Borongh. Arms, Dudley 6troet, Wedneabury, are so important and really remarkable that they canna help but be of interest and value to all readers ...

... THE DUMB SPEAKS. A Cardiff correspondent sends the following extraordinary story : A moat singular experience has just befallen a Rhondda collier, named David Davies, of Treherbert. lie was one of the many sufferers by the memorable explosion at I'enycraig ...

... PLAIN SPEAKING. Councillor Stone said he wished to bring forward a matter which he considered of urgent public importance, and order to court discussion he thought the best plan would be to move that the Council resolve itself into committee. He referred ...

... PLAIN SPEAKING. One Breuille, charged with shouting Vive Garibaldi! and No intervention! some months back, and whose case has only just been finally disposed of, said to the court : In crying ' Vire Garibaldi!' I did not acclaim the tiresome chatterer ...

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