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... CARILEAS SPEAKING. A careless manner of steed, seem, to be • general fault. who know how to talk, who write in aecordance with the rules of grammar, and quickly detect incorrectness of speech in others, are among the offenders. - I will try and see him ...
... SPEAKING OF THE ROSSMORL Last evening the Liverpool Steamtug Company received r ' to the effect that the 'ton liner Aos,..nore, which was abandoned on the 6th of February last in lat. 40 30 N. lon. 43 26 W., under circumitances which have already appeared ...
... LATEST SPEAKINGS. Adela, Falkland Islands for Liverpool, Aug. 1,10 W Alisa, bound W. Aug- «, « N, 81 W Antartic. Aug. 28. N. W , Avoua. Caidiff for River Plate. July 25,12 N, W Bengal (shipX Aug. 4. 44 W Benton, Liverpool for Bombay, Aug. 31, off Tusk ...
... PRESTON, SA TURDA Y, OUT. 18, 1862. SPEAKING OUT. . ?? ?? _ - -1 Two men,. in two very different spheres of life, have been doing what is considered to be extremely ill-bred Iy, and impolite; they have been speaking out on topics Na in which they re ...
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... Speak Kindly. If the world cocld look away down decp into the hearts of the wen sad wowen it censures, would there be as much reason for blame as appears on the surface* How are we to judge of the reasoas that prompt certain actions? How do we know the ...
... SPEAKING FXGUKE, From the French Exposition, London, just added to the SPLENDID COLLECTION OF WAX WORK FIGURES, COSMORAMIC VIEWS. Ac., Sow exhibiting to delighted Thousands, and for a short time only, At the EXHIBITION ROOMS, OLD POSTOFFICE-PLACE. CH ...
... PLAIN SPEAKING. epree, says the *• Daily Chronicie. with Mr. Chamberlain that plain speaking, long * is not rude or insolent, should make in a ca*.e. ..„t for war, but for peace. If the Ministry know what they mean,’ and mean what they say,” the question ...
... INPROMPTU _SPEAKING. At the weekly meeting of the St. John's Mutual Improvement Society, Mr. It. Slading presided, the subject of the evening being Impromptu speaking. Subjects were introduced by Mr. Fred Laycock, Mr. B. N. Lawson, Mr. H. T. Thresher ...
... SPEAK THE TRUTH. Speak thou the wruth, Let others fence And trim their words for pay ; In plcasant sunshine o(rlam Let others Pask their day. Guard theu the fact : though clouds of night Down on thy watch-tower stoop; Theugh thou shouldst see thine Leart's ...
... [LEFT SPEAKING.] TATTERSALL'S—TiIIs DAY. CII ESTER Cu to 2 agst Trifle; 5 to 1 agst taken ; 15 to 1 agst Talfourd, taken ; 20 to 1 agst Black taken; 20 to,l agst Missive, taken; 20 to 1 a sst Boarding:SCP Miss, taken. DERBY.-3 to 1 agst West Australian ...
... PLAIN SPEAKING. The Chapman said that oonoludad the business of the meeting', but Mr. Bennett bad a few remarks to make respect some ttitomonts made a meeting held the prarloos night—supposed to be aratepayers’ meeting in Harbour Ward—and an animated ...