... ee “lying. Then, again, la of'en said that aom* »ra too laxy to take the trouble to speak distinctly. It would be ddbrutt to enumerate all the reasons for speaking lodistaic.ly. »>mo are ashamed to utter their sentiment* audibly . it gives them the ...

... SPEAKING OUT ! In tho North German Parliament Saturday tho war loan, h.-.s alrea aunouuced by telegraph, approved, only font members dissenting One these, Herr Heltcl, excited uproar bis defence tho present French Government, and his denunciation annexation ...

... expressed, is the true idea of great extemporaneous speech. Fox was always prepared, because he could speak without preparation, mighty in argument. If we speak of his grand and uncombed slovenliness of style, that must always be in the remembrance of what ...

... THE CHURCH SPEAKS. Presbytery, St Joseph'., tab, Harold's Cross, Dublin, 16th July, 1888. This is to certify that for some years several invalids suffering from rheumatism, &c, have to my Knowledge tailed in getting relief, or at least prospect of ...

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... THE CHUBCH SPEAKS. Prosbytory Kt. Joseph's, 125 Harold's Cross, Dublin, July. 1883. This i* to certify that for some yeam wevcral' invalds. »ufiering from rhcutQsvtiimi. ...

... SPEAK MAN, .TIE DAILY EXPRESS. SATURDAY; EDUCATION. EDUCATION. AND Indian college 51, LOWEK STREET, , v , F. WALKEK. M.A., C.F., Es-CLi«»kal Scholar Wailicin jlieal Moderator. Lnlv. Dublin. UOYAL COLLEGE. r.saniKanoy. JVI.Y, 18.8. J V»B»CHOTLK, >on of ...

... SPEAKING IN FIGURES. Oh, her tidy little figure. when I think upon its curves In her light and lawny robe of lily white, Then my heart from vows of celibacy very nearly swerves And I'm tempted to acknowledge Cupid's might. Oh, her tidy little figure has ...

... SEQUAH SPEAKS TO the Halt and the Lame; to all suffering frora Chronic Diseases; to the Incurables, and those whom Doctors have failed to relieve ; to those wliose life is a misery onaccount of constant pain and suffering. . “NOW IS YOUR OPPORTUNITY.” ...

... THE CHLTICH SPEAKS. Presbytery, Bt. Johcpli’n, 12i*. HaroUVs Cross, Duljlin, llith July, ISS^. This Is to certify fur some years several invali ...

... speak. boontiresun. Knights of 80 PaWiek, I am a frier, end one of the friar's Mee is obseliestansellw as =m4 Acting lied vow, a of a friar is Wawa soil theowlesie of arblNhswistshltodo it (nighter! and It can't be done, be to ' wife. Ye. will latess•dmi ...

... SPEAKING OUT. (From the Daily Telegrap of Yesterday.) It must, we fear, be admitted that so far the subscriptions from Greatßritain to the various funds for the relief of Irish distress are not only inadequate to the emergency but out of all keeping with ...