... PLAIN SPEAKING. The-Pluis Correspordient of the Pail Nall Gazette writes: - An interesting rale of autographs has just taken place here. One of most curious letters dispreed of was written by Mine. de Campan in the year VII. of the Republic to dooeph ...

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

... ORDZA or SPEAKING, Ald. Awe Lou expressed • wish that the members would adhere to the rule which had boon laid down by the Council that no one should speak more than once on any subject except by way of explanation. Compliance with this rule would facilitate ...

... SPEAKING OPT ! the North Germ Parliament on the w.-\r loan, kb h a already bet u anuonnced by tidt-graph, was approved, only four members dlsatnclng One of these. Uerr exc'ted great uproar hit defence of the present french Government, end his denunciation ...

... PLAIN SPEAKING. The Path 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 ...

... 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 deposed of was written by Mme. tie Cam pan in the year VIL of the Republic to Joseph Bonaparte ...

... BISMARCK SPEAKS Flaw:v. Thom mocht•,‘prettvl speeta was thoroughly f;isinar.-kian. It was cynically. almiat brutahly,frank,th melt lint necessarily on Mat account truthful. The Ccriran Chancellor's career thus far allows that he speaks the truth only ...

... SPEAK An iced rid Soa young bmgher, short. The brethren will tell you it Ton do not speak toes enough.' The counsel is good, good for speskers goad for hearers, good for and good for reader& Laragth without breadth sod thickness is very poor restesotendation ...

... I SPEAKING FIGURES. (From the Man chester Couri'er.) The volume of miscellaneous statistics which has just been issued gives some very interesting particulars of edu- cation in England, and affords the necessary data for an inquiry into the claims of ...

... WRITING AND SPEAKING. Why not men write *a they Why do they not convey their meaning in hooka in the good racy EiigUah whicli they employ a the dinner table, or when giving their household orders? Such are the absurd queetiona tliat are asked every day ...

... D SPEAKING, i they >*|*fak? Why do m b»K«kn in the K‘»«d ;t the table, t-hoitl .inlt-rs? Such are the every day. It never ...

... —— PLAIN SPEAKING. Mr. J. Heane, a retired surgeon of Gloucester, and once its mayor, has addressed to the Right Hon. W. E. Forster a letter, the receipt of which In it he attecks Mr. was at once acknowledged. Foster’s doctrine that the principle of competi- ...