... G. LEE. Speak gently to the erring- Ye know not all the power wilth which the dark temptation came In some ucgarded hour; not know how earnestly Yeyey struggled, or how well, Utii the hour of weakness came, And sadly thus they fell I Speak kindly of ...

... their confidence and respect. The reason Mr. Grimshaw did notepersist In speaking was, he did not wish to speak against the wish of even onaperson, becausbe he ha not been sent to speak, but simply went on his own ac- count to seec his friends, &e~.-I am ...

... an inde- pendent shopkeeper. The value of the evidence tendered is materially dimi- nished when we consider that those who speak in avour of the system make a profit by it, and no workman is brought up to say that such a plan works well for his class. ...

... another, so that it was impossible to know what was going on. He thought they ought to be compelled to observe order in speaking; to speak one at a time, and not at all unless a motion was before the meeting. Mr. MASSEY said that on several occasions, when ...

... answer, and it was then discovered that she was unable either to speak or under. stand, though evidently living. She was conveyed to Mir. Downes hotel, where she now Is, still unable to speak or in any manner render herself intelligible. The poor woman is ...

... committees, speaking at public meetings, joining deputationsand taking partjin agi- tations,rwhere he couldbe well paid; who, in short, has preferred to live on the fruits of other people's industry, ratherthanonhis own, went to Warrington to speak at a tenpercent ...

... Still in duty's line; Onward-persevere, and thou Wilt Bnd this golden mine. Ir thou meetest on thy way An erring, outcast one, Speak a kind word in his ear, Lead hir4 gently on. Thou mayest melt the frozen fount, The world's cold frown congeal'd; And in a ...

... mother tongue ?-Witness: Oh, fader say she pe all tongue ?? (in an irritable tongue): Whatlanguage did yon speak at the cradle ?-Witness: I did not speak no language in to cradle at all; Iohlv cried in Dootebh-Then there was a gene. rall laugh inw Ilhte judge ...

... ALL go Wi4 Holy- Lead. T. OaMawDV. Edge-hill, Liverpool, June 3rd, 1854. We presume that Mr. Ormandy intends the we' who speak in these terms should be the directors of the rail- way, although it is not so stated, either by order or otherwise. Indeed ...

... ing being entered into between England and Russia. The Fmanner in which the Emnperor speaks of Turkey as al very sick man, puts one in mind of a surgeon who speaks of the approaching dissolution of a pauper patient as desirable for the purpose of dissection ...

... the church. After speaking of, the affection -their departed friend: invariably manifested in his e-angelical work, -he eulogized the style and matter of his discourses, and his exertions in the missionary department ; mand speaking of his labours, said ...

... writing and ! of speaking is enjoyed than in any nation in the world, not excepting even the American Union, for there, as is well-known, at least one institution exists upon which in some of the states it is alike dan- gerous to speak or to write, save ...