THE ART OF SPEAKING
... THE ART OF SPEAKING. tlm Subject. Mr. BEAUMONT will give COURSE at the GEORGE HOTEL ASSEMBLY’ ROOMS, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday next, to include DICKENS, LORD LYTTON, SHAKSPERE. See Circulars. ...
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AN AUTHORITY SPEAKING
... AN AUTHORITY SPEAKING. In his speech M Horsham, on Friday, Mr. Fitzgerald (Under -Secretary for War) said that the Government had addressed to the Emperor of Russia a direct question Did a treaty exist containing anything hostile to England!—and that ...
Speaking of Done,
... Speaking of Done, The Doer : Yes, death stared me in the face, and I thought of all I'd ever done. The Done: Noble fellow, to think of your friends at such a critical moment ...
SPEAK KINDLY,
... SPEAK KINDLY, Never speak ■ word unkind, Always part in peace ; Unkind words may leave behind Stings which never cease. Some may soon forgotten be, Others deeply lie kooted in the memory. And can never die. Yoe may never he. e belom Meet with some again ...
FIGURATIVELY SPEAKING
... FIGURATIVELY SPEAKING. Mrs. Sandh7:l4:lbeis — ;olrreally think this hat is ton high t Mr. S. Yes, by about ten dollars, dear: ...
NOT ON SPEAKING TERMS
... NOT ON SPEAKING TERMS The colour sergeant was calling the roll of the company on commanding officer's parade, when it was noticed that, l'rirate Fitzgerald did not answer to his name. Fitzgerald ! s6ontcd the non•aommissioned officer three limes, without ...
PLAIN-SPEAKING
... PLAIN-SPEAKING. The principal speakers at the Irtak Church defence meeting in Manchester on Tuesday night were present on the following day at a public breakfast in the Freertrade-hall Assembly Room. The speeches contained several carious passages. The ...
PLAIN SPEAKING
... PLAIN SPEAKING. One Brendle, charged with shouting Tire Garibaldi ! and intervention! some months beck, and whose case has only just been finally disposed of, said to the court : in crying ' Vine °cribs/di!' I did not acclaim the tiresome chatterer ...
BUT THE WINDOW SPEAKS FOR
... BUT THE WINDOW SPEAKS FOR ITSELF. G. H. CHAMBERS, JOINER, BUILDER, & UNDERTAKER 3, DEAN .STREET. AGENT TO THE ROCK FREEHOLD LAND SOCIETY. FOR GOOD SOUND RELIABLE BOOTS AND SHOES, GUARANTEED ALL LEATHER, NO SHODDY, GO TO TAYLOR BROS., 39, POW-STREET. THOMAS ...
JOHN SPEAK
... JOHN SPEAK. [Not to be repeated.] CULGAITH TILERY, PENRITH, DRAIN TILES, of all sizes, can now be supplied at the above Tilery at Reduced Prices. —Apply to M. WIl..qoN, Union Place, Penrith ; or S. TAYLOR, at the Works. SHAP DRAWING-36, 174, 34, 176, ...
TEE SPEAKING
... TEE SPEAKING took place fr , ru the hand stand, which was surrounded by some th,.us of men and women. Mr. J. Flynn, of the 0.-e Miners, was eheirm tn, awl he SUrPI:r c M-smrs P. %ions Blastfarnseemen; A. Sharp , Co.! Minsra ; and J. Baker. of Stockton ...
AN AUTHORITY SPEAKING
... AN AUTHORITY SPEAKING. fn hi* tpeech Horsham, Friday, Mr. FiUgerald (Under-Secretary for War) said that the Government had addressed the Emperor Russia a direct question ** Did a treaty exist containing anything hostile to England?'’—and that the answer ...