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... 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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... has introduced into London a system which some- time:since caused- much interest in Germany, for.teaching dumb persons to speak. To the' majority .bf 'he commnnity this may aM- pear a startling,' nsy,- ai: absurdpropoition, 'but it is one nevertheleesb ...
... THE STAN DING ORDERS SPEAKING OUT. I TO THM } MTNT? - Ir - P TO THE ?? OF THE PRESTON CHRONICLE Sin,-I am a living legal authority ; I was created as such about the year 1854. My jurisdiction is in the Blackburn Town-hall, but my crowning residence ...
... SCOTCH ELECTORS SPEAKING I I THEIR MINDS. At a meeting held in the village of Shottakirk, for the purpose of listening to an address ?? Sir Norman Lockhart, the Conservative candidate for South Lanarkshiro, one of the speakers was Mr. Aitken, a coalemnter ...
... PLIN SPEAKING- - Y A PL@AIN SPEA&KING BY AN M.P.I I i. - ?? At a, meeting held in Bristol on Friday night, Mr. EI. Berkeley, M.P., said-I do not liketh position tbat England is taking at this moment as regards the question of Poland. (Cheers.) When you ...
... seems,r, And hoarsely mocks. I'll speak oe wines-a boundles3s store? Of peerle~ss, priceless, sparkling ore; AnD; of thy undulating shore Pll often tell, Where strangely mingles ocean's roar With seagull's yell. I'll speak of forests, where the pine And ...
... sympathise with the Italian cau.-e. To whatever soldier you speak, hussar, dragoon, artilleryman, you hear them ail say tbe same thing— 1 When is our King coming? firmly believe—and I speak from lengthened observation—that there are not 2000 men devoted ...
... Gentlemen,-Will you grant me a small space to reply to the letter of Publicola, whichappeared in your paper yesterday! He speaks of mob rule being better than no rule in the matter of licens- ing; and by the word mob I suppose he refers to a majority ...
... means to insinuate that Garibaldi is no Christian, he is guilty of as greataviolation of the truthasevet wascqommitted. We speak from private information of the molt undoubted kind-from the testimony, indeed, of those who have lived with him for months ...
... of hI. Rouher In the French Legislative Oorps, on Monday. h.L - Rouher, speaking of the foreign debate, said: The only legitimate government Is that in whose name I am now speaking. It was consecrated by tbe vote of the nation three several times-But, ...