... PLAIN SPEAKING. Sir Patrick O'Brien, senior representative of the King's County, has visited Philipstown. At the request of several electors, tbe hon. member consented to make a speech, and was very oor« dially received. He prooeeded to detail the friendly ...

... The Military Spirit of the Age. — Speaking at a public meeting at Sittingbonrne, the Mayor of Rochester (Mr. F. J. Beisey) deprecated the mili- tary spirit of this degenerate age, and said he longed for the time when tbe polioy of imperial prestige and ...

... ?? was a good deal of speaking the truth io tove of a certain sort at the Congress meet- ings yesterday, it was love of a warm kind, timost scorching in its heat, as High, Broad, sad Lew Churchmen discoursed, from different points of view, on the com ...

... If much speaking would make the conntry j wise, surely wisdom is near at baud. On ' Thursday we bad Lord Beaconsfield at Ayles- bury, solemnly posturing as a country gentle- man and discoursing on agricultural distress, while chaos reigns in Afghanistan; ...

... TO-MORROW EVENING, at 7 45 REV. R.STAINTON will ?? Speak at Westbar Puhp. Subject; The Moral Dagger. TO-NIGHT. MR. SILAS HENN, author of Religion in . Earnest, and other works, will PRE AC « a REVI- VAL SERMON m Surrrey street Chapel This Evening ...

... The man of whom you speak made the Attornjy- General's questions imperative by his anticipa- tions, inuendoes, and threats. You say you do not believe in his identity, and yet you ask, Was he to perjure himself by refusing to speak the truth about his ...

... number of gentlemen who wished to speak, bat he did not know if the meeting wished to hear them. He thought they had heard enough, but would put it to the vote. I went to the chair and stated that I intended to speak. The Town Cierk then sa:d that he ...

... Sir i.ooert's mauhness. _t__ torn* refreshing to find that there are aome amouust oe who uo not tear to speak their mind, audwuen necessary to speak it rougn.y. it makes one hope tuat we aie not going to have all spirit takea one of ua by our lmpeiial ...

... the House is kept together chiefly by the expectation tbat Mr. Bright will speak. To a friend wbo ques- tioned him just now about his intention Mr. Bright answered, I will speak if I can screw up my nerve power when the moment ' comes. The fact is that ...

... practice should make speaking easy. As to what is best for the pulpit, I may not venture to say much. It would seem that rules applicable to other speaking will be equally applicable to the pulpit. But in a pulpit a man is expected to speak for a given time ...

... thia critical period of its existence should occur to speak ao muoh in praise of an institution which waa gradually dying out (as it were), and yet oonld send a 4th Wrauglar ta Cambridge. One cannot speak too muoh of tha ad- vantages of such an institution ...

... Sa Camspimteitis. Shelley. — Lord Derby did not speak to the Nostell Priory gathering. ...