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... PLAIN SPEAKING. The following passage from the speech delivered last week Mr. Coleridge before his constituents at Exeteris a remarkable'specimen of that candid dealing with Irish grievances which Mr. Gladstone’s followers are now finding it their advantage ...
... PLAIN SPEAKING. The following passage from the speech delivered last week by Mr. Coleridje before his coustitnenta at Exeter is a remarkable specimen ot that candid dealing with Irish grievances which Mr. Oladstone's followers aro now finding it their ...
... SPEAKING OUT IN THE FRENCH CHAMBER. in the Chamber on Wed- is to nesday, on Press Object of your bill itself. Like the captain of the ote bama, you are save the crew, but on condition on some benches). Nor ie this all. You have t fit to add a new offence ...
... “There speaks the woman, Emily, anil not the bethink you moment, my sister, of our old re, when our blood thrilled and our hearts boat faster faster, as we read together of the Queen Archidami! Sparta, who, when Pyrrhus was advancing againa city, rushed ...
... reflection in healthy exercise, and the heart alive, then a man can speak upon his own subject whatever it may be. The great requisite for an extemporaneous speaker is to know what lie goin_' to speak about. Let him all means take the advice of C. C., V.G., and ...
... Mr. Macdonogh, Q.C.—I confess, my Iced, speaking personally— Judge Kestinge—l would wither that you would speak for your clients. Mr. Macdonogh, Q.C.—I have not yet had great opportunity of knowing the fee:tea the case. I have not yet been given toy brief ...
... _ Tar Science or correspondent of the Gardener's’ Chronicle says :—Agriculture, properly speaking, is not a science—* it is no mere mental exercise.” No doubt its allother truths, range themselves under one or other of the physical Btiences; but the science ...
... PapaL the last Consistory the Pope, in speaking of the interference of the King on behalf of Ajani end Luzzi, who have been sentenced. to death, is reported to have qualified it by the word i —* im) CasvaLtY TO AN AMERICAN OF a or THe Passencers ix Yesterday ...
... Tue Bisnop or on THE IkisH Speaking to a toast at the Exeter banquet in the city last evening, the Bishop of Rochester said, having regard to the evils with which the clergy bad to contend and the wants they had to supply, the example set by the city ...
... ALEX. Ross's is sold at One Shilling; or sent by the Editor for fourteen The Dublin Commercial Journal in speaking of it says:—‘Arz you old? its secrets wil restore you to middle life. Are you middle-aged ? it will enable you to retrace your steps to ...
... THE MARQUIS OF ABERCORN AND HIS TENANTRY. The following letter, written by a disinterested. party, speaks for itself on the subject of land tenure, and the generous treatment which the tenantry on the estates of the Marquis experience at the hands of ...
... THe or Monety.—The Courrier de Marseille speaking of the Queen of Mohely’s arrival in that port, Her Majesty alighted at the Grand Hotel du Louvre, attended by a Great Chamberlain, two ladies of honour, and several servants. In the evening she went to ...