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... SPEAK THE TRUTH. Speak the truth, boy—promptly, boldly,—. Though the speaking cost you pain, And your best triends treat you coldly. In their anger end diadem. All Sr. faulty, and confession Half atones for error done, While of truth you bold possession ...
... The following letter speaks for itself:— I have just been working for a firm in the neighbourhood of Halifax the under-ineutioned magnificennt terms :—Piece length 85 yards, warp counts two 16's, we counts two 15's, and it has taken me three days to weave ...
... Toe following letter speaks for itself :7 My dear Sweepe - r-up,—l needn't say that I take your commenta in good part, and as your opinions re my meat on the Leeds Trades Council seem to be shored by the majority of members on that body I suppose I must ...
... let's go home. Little Johnny: Mamma. may I speak? Mamma: You know that you must not speak at table. Johnny: May I not just say one thing? Mamma: No, my boy. When papa has read his paper you may speak.' Papa reads his paper, and says, kindly: Now ...
... Whoa Elgin was able to speak, said: James Greene, we have not time for many words. My jailers, or Hammond hinted:, may enter this room at any moment. God be with you, my son, and may you escape. You are uow opposed by a strong iron frame, plead in the ...
... vocatiom. -v its rains mate at speak lug Ita — ariiia — ns of every Bread-eaters and bz 7 ead.winners. May we hear war's cannon's Mesh, But spindle's whirl and °tack of loom, And dine thaA bring dinners. May prosper all who here reside. Whate'er their ...
... Without speaking one of the two warders proceeded o unlock the handcuffs, and then curtly said Come this way, Smith. He was escorted to what was termed the arinonrer's room, and, to his intense surprise, the irons were knocked off his ankles, the rivets ...
... son, •per port the f„ r . Sh, Years The following letter speaks for itself : In your issue on the 2nd I noticed the way a director has been speaking in regard to Judson, the discharged co-op. employe at Sowerby Bridge. But what can you expect from who ...
... Art as Applied to Design, and the Solidarity of Labour, MR. DLVID PICKLES ON THE WARPATH. -- Speaking the other day to the txtils students at the Keighley klechahics' Institute, M. D. Pickles said :—. Iu the application of new mechanical principles to ...
... Textile Workers' Meeting at Ossatt. MESSRS. GEE AND MINER SPEAK IN A KILL PIRB-HOLE. By the kind perasimion of Mr. Eli Toweled, of Low Mills. Omit, & of that &Ms employes was held on noes in Um sad mechanios' Mum at the mill. Mr. Tom Tayka. of °seat, ...
... - -- Burr Huss:ter Ciza.--The meeting on I .Stroday was 'wain • Comrade Heade, of I Bradford, speaking on lisary. week Corn- I rade Minty, of Bradford, epeiske-ors Political Sapeavrtition.': • - - N.P.. Cimar—Otr Saeasy-ffloortri iii Jubilee Park ...
... kle's the one, papa— he's Tom the whispered. eisoitediy. Speak to him. Re answered their questions in weak, languid tones; but when it beceine clear that Milly was the girl who had given his little brother the toad, he rose eagerly upon his elbow, ...