... PUBLIC SPEAKING. was a positive torture Thackeray to tiled upon make an after -dinner s|>eech. Why they get Dickens to take the chair ?” he used l.> peevishly when deputation had just peste him into attending their anniversary at tho London Tavern. ** ...

... SPEAKING CROSP, Ton ran gain nothing by harsh word, What if the bov broke the pitcher, or put his elbow through the glass ;do yon mend either applying harsh words or epithets to him? Does it make him more careful in future? Does he love you better? Hark ...

... °banged. speak Stopping - bristly forward, the warmly by the hand, and saii: 'My dear ,ir, my very dear sir; you meet allow ate to shake hands with you ones more. You have no idea what • very long time it is sino• I have the pleasure of meeting with ...

... EVIL SPEAKING. Speaking evil other* is one of the most unamiable habits that can he acquired, and one that leads to infinite mischief. is not always easy to avoid it, for there are a grert many persons in the world who are not what they ought to be, who ...

... THE CLERGY SPEAK! St. Saviour's, Waterford. 'lay 6th, 1690. much platoon, in testifying to efiloirincy of Medicines, insomuch a. that I met many who derived signal benefits from them. I. Queenstown. Marsh 29th, 1890. mach in otatiog that the Medicines ...

... not be in the power of no all; but simplicity and straightforwardness are. Write much as you would speak; speak as you think. If with your inferiors, speak no I coarser than usual; if with your superiors, not I finer. Be what you say; and, within the rules ...

... SPEAKING CLOCKS. In Switz , )rlAmi tli y begun in .king phonographic clocks awl watcher. 'bk. , . II appears. leave anythirg hiretofera far in the shade. By merely ptessiog the I.•:ttost nf the new timepiece it prni.o , iums the hour dl.. tinctly. The ...

... speaks in beve Cf CADSVIIT . 6 _ for On high _ the , reeoniniending _ any packet is a guarantee of U a of ' COCOA infants 0.. account o its quality. and peat solubility; and Medial Profession to remember in ' that the name CADISCKT on nf purity.—Anee ...

... SEQUAH SPEAKS! senators alone were entitled to wear. These of tbe will not be less because tbey roost of them rescued by her ladisbip's owa bands. Au exciting scene was witnessed on the recreation grnend at Ntsarbary on Saturday afternoon. • tramping ...

... THE SPEAK* B. The Speaker rose and said —Before I call upon * tte clerk uTread the order the day. perhaps the boose will allow me to occupy its time for a very moment*. After the statement of the noble earl at the head the the house, Taesday. it i* quite ...

... PLAIN SPEAKING. Toe following letter, which written in answer to ah apploo.ition from a constituent in Liverpool. has beeu published:— Fenton, Wooler, September 10th, 1886. Ste—l an sorry to my your letter of the 7th hiss only reached me to.day, too ...

... SPEAKING THE TRUTH. The Ke>v Turk Times has the following bold and candid article on the conduct of the war- The summer campaign, which was to have given us the rebel capital, has come to disastrous end. Richmond is relieved and Washington besieged. Disguise ...