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... The SPEAKING HEAD' at ST. JAMESs'^ ■ . TO THB EDITOR OP THE MOEMJTG PO BT SIR,-As you have given publicity to % comm . or two in reference to the so-styled Anthro , le: * tio n haps you will give a place to this on the same h** 03 ' Per a Scotchman ...
... PLAIN* SPEAKING.— LORD GLASGOW AND A ''SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT. It appears that the Ayr Observer keeps ose of those wise men called a special correspondent, whose letter, published in a recent number of that paper, contained the following paragraph : — ...
... The Distress at Lyons. — The France, speaking of the distress of the Lyons siik-weavers, remarks : — The stagnation has only affected those workmen who are ex- clusively occupied with fabrics in connection with the varia- tion of tasliion. Reckoning ...
... It is impossible as yet to speak with confidence upon the merits of the outrage at Drumaloor, which is naturally enough a subject of intense ex- citement, not only in the county in which it tool- place, but throughout Ireland. One thing is satisfactory ...
... It is much to be feared tliat, comparatively speaking, very few of the dwellers within the sound of Bow Bells have an adequate idea of what a glorious specimen of architecture they possess in St. Paul's. They seem to be content with know- ing that it ...
... The WEATU£it is tue Mediterranean.— The j Alalia Tinus, in speaking of the weather iv that island, says:— The weather in the Mediterranean has been i Very severe. The EUora, from Soutliauiptou, hai a most I boisterous passage, and, when off the Island ...
... Put Out the SPARKs.-Every day's occurrences ' speak to the risk which every inhabitant, not of London only but of the whole empire, is subject to, so long as the ' f v %£u c T m * 1D A to ?? amoi »gst us. On Tuesday the 29th ult., a gentleman arrived ...
... Public Reading and Speaking. — Experience j proves that trusting such studies to the voluntary efforts of young meu is ia most cases building on a sandy founda- | tion. They are, while at college, tested only in preparatory j studies, and they are, ...
... Speaking a few days ago of the Army and Navy Estimates, we said that we felt no alarm at the amount of expenditure which they involved. What we said of tliat portion of expenditure we say still more emphatically of the general and entire ex- penditure ...
... When Mr. Milner Gibson speaks it is some- times expected that, as the prominent representa- tive of the advanced Liberal section in the last Ministry, he will adventure farther and say some- thing stronger than the rest of his colleagues ; and when it ...
... The two great natural divisions of the Old World — for Europe and Asia are, geographically speak- ing, only one continent — are, like those of the new, connected by narrow necks of land, so attenuated indeed that, they look upon the map as if they were ...
... A Steam Omnibus. — On Thursday a steam I omnibus, or, to speak more accurately, an omnibus drawn !by a road steamer, passed along Princes-street, Edin- -1 borgh. This road steamer has been built by Mr. K. W. ; Thomson for an enterprising omnib is proprietor ...