... SPEAK PLAINLY! HALF the men from obscnnties of thought, hiding and breeding under obscurities of language. This remark, which fell in with the other day in the columns of a celebrated journal, finds a striking confirmation the discussions now going ...

... SPEAK MAN * Adulteration Act, —Since the pawing of the Adulteration of £ood'a Act, the public Analytical Chemuta in many ports of the Country, hove analyzed Johnsons, Johnson* and Go’s Pure Teas and hare in every case proved them to be perfectly pure ...

... PLAIN SPEAKING. The Paris Correspondent of the Pail Nall Gazette writes:— An interesting sale of autographs has just taken place here. One of the most curious letters disposed of was written by Mme. de Campan in the year VII. of the Republic to Joseph ...

... WRITING AND SPEAKING. Why do not meq write as they speak? Why do they not convey their meaning in books in the good racy English w they employ at the dinner table, m i t or when giving th household orders? Such are the absurd questions are asked every ...

... WRITING AND SPEAKING. Why do not men write as they speak? Why do they not convey their meaning in books in Lila good racy English which they employ the dinner tale, or, when giving their household orders? Such are the absurd questions that are asked every ...

... Speaking Order.” The Speaker of the House Commons found considerable difficulty in “leaving the chair” on Friday night, owing to the pressing attentions sundry hon. members, conspicuous among whom was Mr. Bentinck. Speaking to order ” is evidently phrase ...

... PLAIN SPEAKING. The Paris Correspondent of the Pall Mall Gazette writes An interesting sale of autographs has just taken place here. One of the most curious letters disposed of was written by Mme. de Campan in the year VII. of the Republic to Joseph Bonaparte ...

... SPEAKING THE GREEN. In the course of the afternoon and evening addresses were delivered from the platform on the green to large audiences. Mr. James Pratt presided; and the speakers were tho Rev. W. Abbott, Blunham; Rev. T. Voysey, Sandy; Rev. J. W. Genders ...

... PUBLIC SPEAKING. It evident for various reasons. that the National Centennial lo be an occuion fora tevrtal of oratory. Nut that it is by any me►ns eertiou that there will be any such revival ; bat as the dietreseed African observed of an implored pr ...

... “EVIL SPEAKING,’ Sir, —At the Ely Diocesan Conference speech, was made by C. L. Higgins, Esq., from which I make the following extract“ In his parish (Turvey) rt, dissenting place of worship had been erected years. During that period they had had seven ...

... SPEAKING IRONICALLY. 'Tis obvious a railway train, With Bury to compare ; Since one is led by an iron horse, And one by an lon Mayor. November 9th, 1877. J. S. P. ...

... PLAIN SPEAKING. “Owe me your vote; I want to take your vole away This is what the Conservative candidate says to the elector in the present circumstances of Norwich, and the present view and purpose of the Conservative party. “Here, man, I have brought ...