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... SPEAKING OF THEMSELVES. Some of the Liberal papers evince unusual powers of epigram when they come express their sense of the state of things existing among their own party. Thus, the Pall Mall Gazette says the Conservative triumphs at Truro and East ...
... PLAIN SPEAKING Yorkshiremcn (remarks the Aafional ('Jutrrh) are proverbial for plain speakinp. It would well if Churchmen other parts of England would declare their views as openly as the poor! men of Sadbcrpe have done in the following petition to Parliament ...
... IT IS WELL TO SPEAK OUT. The Times says— A v»ry painful and disagreeable impression has, learn, been made by the outspoken language of the Austrian Minister, well by the full text of Lord Salisbury's speech of last Tuesday. For those who may have inferred ...
... SPEAK A GOOD WORD, SAY NOTHING AT ALL. There * a species of dander abroad in the world. Against* good neighbour, ! frequently hurl'd. Not always with malice, with tnvy, or spite, Yet to friendship, good feel ng, and light Remember—and fail not your to ...
... LADY SPEAKING IN COURT. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 1U. The case w:s resumed on Saturday morning. The arguments in this Court were were on a technical puint of law, as to whether the proceedings by the decision come to by the House of Lords in in which some ot ...
... THE COLLISION AT CARLISLE. TO THE EDITOR OF THE CARLISLE PATRIOT. Sir, —In your last issue, speaking of the L. N. W. runaway train, you say the driver did not apply his hand brake until checked the collision with the Midland engine. Your own words are—This ...
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... The Baltic.—The Kiel correspondent of ; Times, in speaking of the departure of the British » which sailed from Kiel on Thursday last, says:—Ti general impression is that its immediate destination is and that the fortress of Dunamiinde, commanding et»- ...
... LORD BROUGHAM ON THE POLICY OF THE GOVERNMENT. Speaking at the avnual of the Social Science Asso- ciation, on Satarday night, Lord referred to what he called the present bateful state of things in regard to the Dano-German war. There was, he said, a too ...
... corsie. ration, of instraction,— remember, he was | speaking to them on their conduc’ in the ordinary line ond method of their ministerial teaching—as by systematically, and of onvarying habit setting the truth itself before their ple ; ehewing them the ...