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... THE SPEAKING BELLS. Onc« Sabbath day At pasted the time away. Weeping skies were dark with thow'ra Sadly went the drooping hours. Yet not all w it aid and darken’d— Thrice to sound* cheer I hearken'd— Sounds of cheer, but not all lightness. Warning sounds ...
... PLAIN SPEAKING. Amongst those of our English corempomrics who hare a h «bit of Kpeaking truth without to suit low prejudice-., the ** Daily Tflograph** is cou«p*cuo is, and some of the gifted writers in that journal, when called upon to deal with an abuse ...
... PLAIN AND TRUTHFUL SPEAKING. This week a commercial enterprise of great promise was inaugurated, viz , the opening the Clanwilliarn elate quarry in the of Avoca. Several scientific gentlemen the works, and the result of their investigation was highly ...
... ENGLISH PLAIN SPEAKING. Treu » body in rtjled Foreign Aflkin ComiaittM, tai thou gwltomw taw acquired habit of plain ipcakng;, ooopri«o »11 tta Wantow. Joeg Bdil, exfitwd in lengesge too foreibJ* b««ij(>7*d b7U7peT*oa KWgpUbilitie* »re rf delicate nature ...
... THE MAIL SPEAKING OUT! The following paragraph, from the London correspondent of the Evening Mai! will read with intetest. The grievance complained of is very great one, are glad find that the writer has discovered the only tree remedy for that and the ...
... WHO SPEAKS 04 TUESDAY ErENINC, 20th JULY, °BAND FASHIONABLE NIGHT, (ST DIM*, And under the immediate Patronage of COLONEL SIMPSON, Royal Artillery, and the OFFICERS of the When be performed the celebrated Comedy of PAUL PRY! Peel Pry Mr. Johnson. ...
... 0-113 SPEAKS OF TOM LOTS ADA NADIA. As, ere the Spring has any power, The almond branch all turns to Sower, Though not • leaf le out, so she The bloom of life provoked in me, And hard till then and selfish, I Was thenceforth nought but sanctity And service ...
... amongst the poor; the '* galaxy of talent at orphan toireei too only speak of charity and poverty, which *' Exiles of Erin,” who abuse Smith O’Brien, do not understand. One does not object to soirees, and half dozen strangers addressing respective tea ...
... sprinkling, speaking better than that of Abel, inasmuch ns whilst that of 1 cried for vengeance, that spoken of by St. Paul cried out for mercy. WhiUt Abel’s called down indignation, this precious blo-xl drew upon man the blessing of Divine benediction; ...
... | did not speak to him on Suturtlat abont hi* eUnce* of liberation, or on Sunday, or hi* being discharged, or obtaining mercy, going to America 1 am aware that the man wa* going to plead not guilty at lajt A*- sizes and that Mr Jonstone to hare defended ...