... In speaking of the poetry in words, the lecturer said : But has been said that language fossil poetry as well fossil history. Let us illustrate this. Words, have said, are the coin of thought. Haw bright and shining are the coins we receive fire new from ...

... observe that the Arbroath Guide speaks in very high terms of the appearance the Academy Kxaminution there, taught hy a Banffshire nian, Mr (Jarden the Rector, who is son of Mr Garden, Rannachy. Kathven. An Anecdote the Volunteers 1801.— During the lime ...

... of the House, did not expect to l>e again called upon to speak, and the learned senior along with him (Mr Clark) was not uresent, that he was put at great disadvantage. thought they should have been made aware that five rev. doctors on the other side ...

... it will speak for itself when hear it, I need not occupy your time by making any remarks, and therefore more fliat this meeting, most r..t-U«lly approve* the great, loyal, and patrioticmov. Hunt * volunteer tom ’—oneoi vital linpv*rtance tire*l Britain ...

... Lord mid that, la addressing meeting like that, he dldwat speak with exact strict nem or legal knowledge, aer, indeed. waa It in bis power to do so. Mr BALXVierLC, iinoellar Lodge, in supporting the adoption of the r«4>ort. said that be believed that ...

... to relate that one evening, returning from meeting had been speaking of tho «ork in own district, where hi* testimonv was coldly received, rot two young men •uecca>ion w)io had become converted through their attorn • ance at the markets, and with whom ...

... While speaking of the fisbinpr, nro Glad to notice some of our fishermen have hud fair lakes of cod, &c.,thlt week, for which they are petting good price. We hear that shilling is being paid the curer for some of the cod fish brought ashore. Ten years ...

... Saturday. April 11. oderate; generally speaking the quantities of Sit*. Veal ~..4a odtos* Inferior mutton 3* Middling do * 4a Prime do fid «4a sd Small pork fid ia -Od ...

... Bradford —Generally speaking, the wool market I* tolerably cheerful, with a fair demand for wool. A moderate business has been done in worsted yarn*. Rochdale.—The flannel market was as quiet as for some time past. Prices were steady. Cardiff —Steam coal ...

... rlslrrljr refuted Mr Grant Puff hlm*«-lf Why. complain* bitterly that Mr Gladstone went out oi In- way to speak against the Oxford Tests Hill—a piece ol honesty which may nr may not have been Quixotic, but which is quite fatal to any suspicion of tliis ...

... to speak and, turning to the crowd, whom the chairman had endeavoured to quiet, roared, It is for you to decide this question. Speak up; you pay your share, roes citoyrn*; you have as good a right to speak as any of th m.’ The crowd did then speak ;in ...

... also assist him in the important art of knowing hat to l»h his hands when speaking His voice possesses the virtue which vocalists call ’travelling. Without effort, and even speaking at low pitch, this character voice will, some peculiarity, travel to twice ...