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... [LEFT SPEAKING.] HOUSE OF COMMONS.---This Evening The SPEAKER took the chair at the usual hour. The following bills were read a third time and passed : Dublin Corporati(n Water—Dublin, Wicklow, and Wex. ford Railway--and North Staffordshire Railway (addl ...
... IMPROMPTU SPEAKING. TO THE EDITOR. SIR,—Mr. Davies, in his smart attack upon my suggestion that the test at Myddelton Hall should in future be a less severe one, appears to think that the promotors should have only one object in view, id eat, to award ...
... Sir C. lett speak ...
... 28, 1888.: THEDRAMA, MUSIC, &o. It is not enough to speak, but to speak true.—ffkaimpeere. The almost undisturbed monotony which has so long existed in the theatrical world has been broken through during the past week by two or three events of more than ...
... In the 43d of his very able series of letters on The Arts of Writing, Reading, and Speaking, the editor of the Law 7imes takes occasion in the number of that journal for to-day, to discuss The Oratory of the Platform, And we cannot but recognise ...
... THE ARTS OF WRITING, READING, AND SPEAKING. Letters to a Law Student, by the Author of The Advocate, &c. LETTER XXXVII. The Oratory of the Senate. This part of my subject, like the Oratory of the Pulpit, I will treat of briefly, although, to do it ...
... The Clerlienwell News, Oct. 27, speaking of Benson's Watches in the Exhibition, says :— In Benson's great case are some tine specimens of engraved watch cases, designed by the pupils of the Schools of Design. They are, perhaps, on the whole, the best ...
... pen which wrote it has alone been employed by the secretary, and that the warm heart, and speaking look, and eloquent tongue of our foreign secretary has not been brought to bear upon the reading of the report. (Cheers.) When my friend Dr. Tidman urged ...
... The Times, Sept. 15, speaking of Benson's Modern and Antique Watches in the Exhibition saya— *'As affording the most striking contrast, Mr. Benson shows with these fresh exhibition of modern watches, with eases made from prize designs at the South ...
... _ THE WAR IN AMERICA. The special correspondent of a morning contemporary, writing from New York speaks in the most despairing manner of the Federal strength, mid states that everywhere the Confederates are in the highest health and confidence, and ...
... 293 New York, which speak at the prompting of the Administration, have announced within the last few days that there is, in the opinion of the War Department, no present necessity for a conscription ; and that all the men really required can be obtained ...
... THE WAR IN AMERICA. • The special correspondent of a morning contemporary, writing from New York, speaks in .the most despairing manner of the Federal strength, and stAtes that everywhere the Confederates are in the highest health and confidence, and ...