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... Port's dornet. SPEAK NO ILL. Speak no 11, & kindly word ‘Will never leave & sting behind, But O to breathe each fanlt we've heard, I« far beneath a neble mind. Give me the heart that fain would hide ‘Would fain another's faults efface ; How can it gratify ...
... SATURDAY M. M. D.—*“Speak no ill,” ADVERTISERS are res we go to press with our Friday mornings, it is be given of a;’ altera later than on Thursday The Funcas SATURDAY, SE THE TRAVEL There is, perhaps, no for travelling as the Britis on the burnicg plains ...
... Noticrs, M. M. D.—*“Speak no ill,” in our next. ADVERTISERS are respectfully informed that as we o to press with our advertising page early on Friday mornings, it is necessary that notice should be given of a;& alteration in advertisements not later than ...
... uninformed spectator. Thus one man will speak of another in unmeasured terms of repronch, and in the next breath ascribe to him every virtue under heaven. Of course everybody knows that in the first case he was speaking politically, and that makes all the ...
... their work with a zeal which might betoken that the fate of the whole country depended upon their success. Men are heard to speak as if the safety of the throne and existence of all their liberties depended upon the election of a single candi. date. Then ...
... bestowed, He trod a straight and honest path ‘And left the rest with God. And tho' his silent death sealed lips Wil never speak again, The mizhty echo of his voice For ever will remain. That voice, which rising 'mid the storm, Calm, resolute, and brave ...
... have no for collecting, and_profit of our towns, though we in importing foreign who ought to know som that these substances, speak unmanageable — difficulty in rendering the agricultural purposes—tl; plan for sccomplishing | expected. Then, besides a namber ...
... presenting the Report for the ?ut year, your comwittee desire to express the satisfaction they feel in aznin being able to speak of the steady increase of members of that elass for which the Institute was especially desigued, viz., the monthly and quarterly ...
... inhabitants of a village laboured onder when they had no house of prayer to meet in. There were many such villages which he could speak of from personal knowledge — and he would iaention one—a village containing 500 ichabitants which had na place of worship. ...
... \ The Benk maun be tae'n when he comes hame, | W' the holy psalmodie ; And I will spaak of thee when 1 pray, And thou maun speak of me. What Man said abowt Woman. ALLAN CUNNINGHAM. R b e ...
... Valentia as a second husband. But during a storm she hears the sailors muttering against the Don as a second Jonah, and speaking of hurling the chest overboard. However, they reach England in safety, and Mr. Valentin invites the Gores to spend Christmas ...
... several sothems and pieces, and who really did perform their part of the entértainment in a most sa* isfactory mauner E. speaking also (with one oxeoptinn; guve pleasure to the audience, but in the exceptiona speech a subject ‘was brought ferward which ...