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... PLAIN SPEAKING TO ROYALTY. The Times remarks that the Emperors of Russia S A are a^oat b® invested with the Order of the Carter, and missions will be sent to Vienna and b:. Petersburg for that purpose. The same honour is to be conferred upon the Saltan ...
... himself to use slang in general conversation, would, in the course of time find that he was speaking a foreign language. The instruction in the art of extempore speaking might be divided into three heads—the physical, intellectual, and emotional paid of the ...
... THE PERILS OF PUBLIC SPEAKING IN FRANCE. (From the Daily News’ Paris Correspondent.) The reason is et length given why Prince Albert de Broglie, M. de Lavergne, and M. Cochin were prevented from Jecturing upon “Adam Smith,” the “History of Paris,” aud ...
... BOLD SPEAKING a MANUFACTURER. During his canvass on behalf of bis brother-in-law, Sir Stephen Glyune, Mr. Gladstone appeared at Holywell, and delivered an oration, which was replied to by Mr. James Hall, manufacturer, formerly of Newtown, Montgomeryshire ...
... ELECTION ROUGHS.—SPEAKING TO THE REPORTERS. (Epicurus Eydel, in the Gentleman's Magazine for February.) When the day of nomination arrived, our returns showed that the battle was already won. I gave myself no trouble about my speech. I had delivered ...
... PLAIN SPEAKING IN A FKEE CHUBCH PULPIT. The Rer. Walter Smith, of Roxburgh Free Church, Edinburgh, wno has accepted a c»ll to the Free Tron Church, Glasgow, has delivered farewell discourse bis congregation, from the text, I believed, therefore have I ...
... The Whig speaks of President Lincoln's proclamation as ordering a servile insurrection in the Confederate States. It speaks of the cruelty of the administration, and says Butler is a saint compared with his master. Tbe Athenccum states, on trustworthy ...
... Its France the State borrows of the poor and not of the rich, rather, to speak more accurately, of the poor in pref«r«BOe to the rich. remarkable financial operation is at thia moment going throughout the Empire. Tbe Government have managed to spend a ...
... THE INSURRECTION POLAND. The of Paris speaks out boldly in sup! of the insurgent Poles. It says : The sympathy in favour of Poland is not less sincere and profound now, although it is not shown manifestations so noisy as formerly. L>-t ns add that, for ...
... persons speak of are of the class after Broadhead’s confession, lingered in front of the Council Hall to try to counterbalance the hooting by clapping of hands and cheers. Thesa were no myths but deplorable realities. Daring the sittings of the Commission ...
... The impatience with which employers speak of the combinations of the employed is most cases an indication of irritation rather than of reflection. In some instances the great man of a mill or manufactory is nature an autocrat, and chafes under any re ...
... Hindrances to Education.—In speaking of the drawbacks to public education the agricultural district ;, Mr. Watkins vouches for the truth of the statement that Great big fellows, young men the pride of health and strength, are afraid of out alone in the ...