... SPEAK KO ILL. Nat, speak no ill?—a kindly word Can never leave a sting: behind ; And oh ! breath each wove Is tar beneath a nob mind. Full oft better seed sown By thus the kinder plan ; For if but little pood known, Still let us spsak the best we can ...

... MV The? speak lately, sounding words, About our : ou here, while thev speak, rny quivering lids, Can scarce the tear. They noble destinies. Of grand and god-like deeds ; Such sou’s must mi rely be-ir the flowers, Mine only weeds ! not called distant scenes ...

... DIAMOND DUST. Those who attempt nothing themselves think b.. a. of not being believed when we speak the truth. should do our utmost to encourage the beautiful. for the useful encourages itself. Some have the folly to be ridiculous: some have the vanity ...

... flight of time. times before, remember these things, and go it while you writer observes, in answer to is man ? •• Chemically speaking, a man is dolbs of carnon ; nitrogen, diffused though five and a half pailfuls of ...

... e, but looked very strictly aftor. '©no of them, miscreant who 4»erUd»ome time Igo from one. of the HighlauJ insolence to speak to the other a), au ...

... THE CRIMEA. Y-eaterday’s ContUtuiiofmel, speaking pioVabiy on good authority, says that, according to a letter from Karaiesh of was expected that two days* time three floating batteries, each carrying thiny-six guns, would open a fire against the north ...

... next »xt Felice Pino, told tbs following hialory of his Ufa day is too tuU of joy for me—it qoim oilmans me—l can soarcaly speak to you. The of tbs 'Bonrbots vert not merely omei, they were di»- gneting. Listen to story, and lam but one of vast numbers ...

... except the recollection of past folly ; however if you are of opinion that its consequences are repinred completely (I can speak more in detail when meet) then your advice will determine my future conduct in reference to that matter. ...

... there’s sweeter music Than that of arts or birds ; ’Tis the melody that ilosteth From kind and pleasant words. NAY, SPEAK ILL. Kay, speak no ill; kindly word Can never leave ft ftling behind ; And, oh 1 to breaths each talc we’ve heard, Jsfar beneath a ...

... except the recollection of past folly ; however if you are of opinion that its consequences are repaired completely (I can speak more in detail when meet,) then your advice will determine future conduct in reference to that matter. ...

... the workhouse very unprofitable business, and that the leather costa more than (ha aboeaare worth when . . Mr. Fleming—l can speak professionally on the suhieot, and there is no doubt that making shoes in the house entails great loss upon the union, as each ...

... that bis Kxcellency, guided by bis own sound tense, has resolved not to exclude Catholica from preferment, and, if report speaks truly, our own favoured diatiict will not be overlooked, it is said our deservedly popu'ar townsman, P. J. Blake, Q C„ is ...