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... interests of the public adverting to the style of speaking common at the meetings of the Town Council ; and implies that we are so exacting as to desire that the Bailies and Councillors should speak the hour like members of Parliament ; thus evidencing ...
... to ead ub maxim—not unlike whatever 8 . he adopts a true. Nor is this process only actually speaking, for the truth s wh!le he speaking if he is not speaking to other, 18 , alwa s h.mseif. thinks sonorously, he *° and judges with a climax. A.,„« '^ W ...
... Turin. The Poles in Paris speak most confidently of the impossibility of the Emperor of the French avoiding war with Russia, and the instructions to the Committee Warsaw from Frenchmeu who mast know what authority they speak, to avoid encountering the ...
... that. Well, Sir, it was just because every one kept their am door clean. Evil Speaking. —The Rev. Stewart advised three questions to be put to ourselves before speaking evil of any man :—First, Is true Second, Is it kind Third, Is it necessary Poyndtr't ...
... Ai Pattullo, Writers, Dundee. EDUCATIONAL. DO YOU SPEAK GERMAN?—Sprechen Sle Deutsch? MANY to whom this question is put will answer, I can read, write, and translate it pretty well, but I cannot speak it.' Herr C. FERENZY, Master of the German Language ...
... Post-office, which ought to put stop to; and the inhabitants of the north did not speak out against it, they deserved to suffer. This is sufficiently plain but most necessary speaking— Brechin Advertiser. ...
... men than Thomas Smith and Mr Mudie, both of whom speak seldom, but when they do speak are always so well prepared, and speak so much to the point, and so usefully, that one only regrets they do not speak more frequently. These are the kind of men we wish ...
... ber. The following is the official report of the sitting. M. Pages—l wish to speak. The President Your election not opposed. Monsieur Garnier Upon what do you wish to speak? M. Garnier Upon a circumstance relating my election. The President—The House ...
... PERSIA. Letters from St Petersburg speak of an intrigue to depose the present Sh of Persia, and put Mowrad Mirza place. ...
... on the subject of American Slavery, and from the interest excited by his remarkable history and extraordinary powers of speaking, the church was crowded in every part, and hundreds were unable to obtain admission. Mr Johnston is a man of colonr, who ...
... THE EASTERN CITY. The Times has a leader on the fortunate escape of the crew and passengers of the Eastern City, and speaks of the conduct of Captain Johnstone as above all praise. ...
... MONIFIETH. Fever.- Scarlet fever still continues to rage in the village, but we are happy to say that, generally speaking, it is of a very description, only two eases having proved fatal. ...