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... SPEAKING ONE'S MIND, What would the world be like if we all said out our thoughts ? We should be a set of savages cutting each other's throats, and brandishing eternal tomahawks over each other's skulls ; there would be no peace and no love and no happiness ...
... 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 ...
... Speaking of a liberal benefactor, His Grace said :— Here I ought notto deny myself the satisfaction of mentioning the name of Mr. John Brown. He has offered us, without any pressureat all that I am aware of, the sum of 5,000 L. to build a church in the ...
... habits and manners. There are numbers of persons in the manufacturing districts quite competent to speak for this class— thousands among them competent to speak for themselves — if mem- bers of Parliament could be expected to go to such sources for their ...
... THE SIXPENNY RING OF THE GLADSTONE BUDGET. 'THEN GLADSTONE speaks the poor rejoice and the rich are glad. This great man, true to his autecedente, ever recognising the great social advantages resulting from the increased use of the cheering Tea beverage ...
... THE LEEDS MERCURY. . 0 J TN his latest telegram by the Virginia, the Times' New York correspondent still speaks of Me. .L ?? as u 1. tJ V10 ?? D b O ULJ4 O9IUC. V Jflfli. SMwAnn's despatch about Mexico, but: indicates for it a much more pacific tone. ...
... speak, and such was the estimate in which he was held in the House of Commons that he had been placed on the most important committees of that House; and in connection with those committees he had shown his ability and had been able to give advice and ...
... THE SIXPENNY RING OP THE GLADSTONE BUDGET. WHEN GLADSTONE speaks the poor rejoice and the rich are glad. This great man, true to bra antecedent', ever recognising the great social advantages resulting from the increased nse of the cheering Tea beverage ...
... DEATH IN THE SENATE. Mr. Disraeli, in speaking on the recent death of Mr. Cobden, alluded to the mournful obituary annals of the present Parliament. When we remember how many of our most eminent and valuable public men we have lost, he said, I cannot ...
... La Presse, referring to the opening ceremony of the Guild of Literature and Art at Brenworth, speaks in laudable terms of the efforts of Sir Bulwer Lytton and Charles D.ckens, and adds that it is very desirable to founda purallel France. Russian Carrtaces ...
... suffrage, and I believe it will redeem that pledge. - Speaking of the extent to wtich the me*, sore likely to go, he said, I hslieve, farther that it will not roeasars of less dimensions or of less value—l speak only of the suffragethan the bill that was introduced ...
... HOUSE OF COMMONS.—TuenDAv. Toe Speak the chair it foor o'clock. CIKEKNWICH r. to - o - v - e - trii;Le;;; bring in • bi.l to provide for the better government of Greenwich Ileopital, end t e more bensAcial application of the revenues thereof. Hs explained ...