... STRAIGHT SPEAKING. I Some of the English newspapers green. Mr John Redmond's answer to the bosses deavoariog to persuade the public that the English Government does Oct deal harshly of the bogna Convention RIM delivered at yesterday's meeting of the National ...

... Plain Speaking. The Morning Post says : —Some notice will probably be taken in Parliament of the language used by Mr. Palffrave'at the banquet at Tirnova, when in his official capacity, as member of our consular service, he welcomed Bulgaria the last-born ...

... THE SPEAKING TELEGRAPH. During the Mr Bourdeaux. Superiaten. dent of the Submarine Telegraph i'ompany„ at Dover, has made most important experiments with the 'Telephone. Handles having been attached to wire at Margaret's sad at lianguttit on the Preach ...

... EVIL-SPEAKING• AN old writer who has given much trouble to the investigation, has concluded that the Sins of the Tongue may be classified under twenty-four heads. We have no desire to challenge the record ; but we feel that the subject, as a whole, ...

... PLAIN SPEAKING The Irish Citizen, in an article on the ruling of the Supreme Court of America (reversing its own former mEng), ‘“ that the Legal Tender Act makes grecnbacks as good as gold in payment of debts contracted before the war,” accuses President ...

... PLAIN SPEAKING. A certain army chaplain was noted for his very plain !speaking . ' when addressing a congregation. During the course of an address delivered to the married peop:e of a regiment stationed in Dublin, the chaplain said: I want all the ladies ...

... SPEAKING LIGHTLY OF IT! The Dublin correspondent of the London Timet, writing Monday, ttys The report of the Fenian atrocity in London has excited a feeling deep concern among the loyal claseea here, who apprehend serious results if the spirit of the ...

... SPEAKING THE TRUTH. The New I’ori Timet has following bold and candid article on the c mduet of the war:—The summer campaign, which was to hare given the rebel capilsl, has come to disastrous end. Uichmond is relieved Washington ia besieged. That magnificent ...

... THE SECRETARY SPEAKS. Tee following eircuinetatioftet &emu from the persunul experieuce of Ir Wliiek, of the • Uuruugh Dudley Street, Wed. -tour), are au isnpurtaut and redly rtlaarkable that they help but be of luta:eat value tu all 24 tiles,—ify motives ...

... THE CHACEE SPEAKS! The Italian crisio” now disputes the occupation of public attention with the American news. Now that Garibaldi U officially proclaimed “rebel,” and that his king and quondam friend and ally has taken the ileld against him, no one can ...

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... PLAIN SPEAKING._ Mr Andrew (treat, 1i addressing his coati. lusts at Loith on Toseday night, said a ir( rd or two • for Lord B. soooefleld—in this the of Parlameat aes bees igasied--ear trade degreasedben is and 11-me faiiing--a costly was IS bands, •an ...