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... 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 ...
... THE AMENITIES OF JOURNALISM. AND PUBLIC SPEAKING. Messrs. Cobdbn and Bright, like Earl Ru3B_.il, are men who live upon the reputation of a struggle long since over, whose results have been quietly ac- cepted by the nation, and whose incidents, in so far ...
... TO MERCHANTS, SHIPBROKERS, &c. A Ym.ln,dmhdumcm‘.vho speaks, writes, and translates French fluently and correctly, nd speaks other Continental languages, and well acquainted with Custom House business and the roatine of an office, wishes for a place in ...
... The Paris journals continue to speak of the visit of the Prisce ana of Wales to bur the Morning Post says there is no foundation for the report of any iuteuded, visit. 18 Livgrpoot.—A dying woman was found in the streets of Liverpool, near St. Georze’s ...
... lloetn) • BE JUST AND FEAR . NOT. 'BY THE DEAN OF CANTEIiBURY. Speak thou the truth. Let others fence, And trim their words for pay ; In pleasant sunshine of pretence ' Let others bask their day. Guard thou the fact: though clouds of night, Down on thy ...
... Acclimatizing Animals in Australia. sew Zealand journal, speaking of the two white swans | iresenfed by the Queen to this colony, and which were laced on the North Shore Lake, says that they were sitting n no fewer than eighteen eggs. The swans had been ...
... Levsous Wanter. ~ Clerk who | in a ete en ...
... me that, in saying this much, I am only speaking the sentiments and giving expression to the feeling of every gentleman in the port of Liverpool. You have come amongst a right loyal people, and we shall now, as I doubt not we ever shall, do all that we ...
... terested in the objects of the institution. He felt it a pleasure to stand before such an audience to speak on behalf of the library, which was, or ought to be, the source of its power and usefulness. In a library there ought to bo cherished the noblest ...
... me that, in saying this much, I am only speaking the sentiments. and giving expression to the feeling of every gentleman in the port of Liverpool. You have come amongst a right loyal people, and we shall now, as I doubt not we ever shall, do all that ...
... However much we may at times deem it our duty to speak with severity of the public conduct of the authorities of Whitehaven, even the most embittered against for so doing cannot charge with wilfully neglecting at any time to award a just mode of praise ...
... corsie. ration, of instraction,— remember, he was | speaking to them on their conduc’ in the ordinary line ond method of their ministerial teaching—as by systematically, and of onvarying habit setting the truth itself before their ple ; ehewing them the ...