... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... for the public wan that the average speaking in our public assemblies should be higher in its character Ond quality; that the audience should be trained to appreciate nothing below what might be called good speaking; that, instead of popularity being the ...

... not have fitted the Anglish people if it had been made for them-it had grown with their growth. In speaking of the rapid increase of the English-speaking race, the lecturer stated that 76 years ago they did not exceed 30 millions; they now num- bered 85 ...

... from Heaven to me, For it speaks of a soul that is there-' A soul that was born a chate treasure to be In a casket surpassingly fair; The soul of a wife, of a mother, who trod The paths of this world undefiled, And who speaks to me now, from the presence ...

... in the town has more earnestly or persistently urged its claims to public support. Yet, because two or three weeks ago, in speaking of the opening of the Sailors' Orphan Asylum on the Spring-bank, we failed to recount the merits of the Orphan Home of the ...

... suffered, although he did not regret that he had suffered-- those WhO followed the rule he had laid down generally had to speak on unpleasant subjects. There were alwayB plenty of men ready to say anything which the House of Commons wanted to hear; but ...

... and others had refused duty because there was not sufficient men in the crew to do the work. Eight or ten of them could not speak Eng- lish, and did not know their work. Further, the boat- swain had commenced to knock them about and to threaten them, and ...

... good landlords who had not rack-rented their tenants, and whose rents bad not been raised and would not be greatly reduced. Speaking at the inaugural banquet of the Derby Liberal Association on Saturday, Sir W. Harcourt said that Ireland was a very dangerous ...

... Homes, do not really speak, and have no title to pretend to speak, the sentiments of the great Nonconformist community. They speak their own opinions, opinions no doubt sincerely conceived though roughly expressed; but they do not speak those of the modest ...

... allowed to speak on the question 'as of the Old Dock Company's bill ? ire The TowNN-CLERK-When the dock scheme was before Sri the meeting I ruled that they could not. ad Mr Moss-You allowed the proprietors of the West an Dock Company to speak on the question ...

... her sons, he was aboist to go to Canada, where his parents resided, and he had heard him speak of England as tile ''old country. He, therefore, preferred to speak of him as a maan of international ox cosmopolitan repute, which was justified bythe fact ...