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... BVil-SPEAKING. There are many persuns who would shrink with horror from the idea of words of slander or calumny who yet are io the fri habit of speak- ing evil of those whose sctious or motives they dis- cuss. Not for worlds, they say, would they accuse ...
... DO SCOTCH PEOPLE SPEAK ENGLISH? The Daily News has the following:—The Birmingham School Board has landed us in a pretty difficulty. What section the English people talks good English?—that is the trifling question put before a startled body of ratepayers ...
... several times, as if inciting her to speak, but she remained silent. Corroborative evidence was given by Inspector Gill, and that officer further stated that the man could not only 3ee, but he could hear and speak also; for, that morning, while the prisoners ...
... THE ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH IN THE ENGLISH-SPEAKING COUNTRIES OF THE WORLD. The latest official statistics of the Roman Catholic body in Great Britain, Ireland, Australia, Canada, and the United States, though not yet published, are accessible, and have ...
... There is connected with war much of remote evil well as of present misery and suffering. Not to speak of the facts that it inflicts upon industry a blow the effects of which are long felt, that it brings lasting sorrow into countless households, and that ...
... comes for speaking, or for answering questions on the matter, the hon, will assuredly | find that there will be wuch more importance attaching to his opinions on the matter, than his own supporters care at the present moment to find in this glib profession ...
... Sir Walter Raleigh says that speaking much is a sign of vanity; for that is lavish in words is a sluggard in deed. This remark applies with considerable truth to many of those now within the walls of St Stephen's who essay to come out in the character ...
... gether, Ile was not speaking for them, but he thought they deserved some credit for the way in He was sure which they had tided the matter over. that they would be glad to get rid of the odium and trouble connected with the management of the churchyard ...
... Speaking of the Alabama claims and possibility of war with Great Britain, the New York Nautical Gazette says that the United States is no more prepared to undertake a naval war with Great Britain than a locomotive is to run on the ocean. It would seem ...
... Generally speaking, the march of events in the east has been unfavourable to the Turks Beyond the report of unimportant reverse in Montenegro, there are no news items from the European seats of war, birt iv Asia the greatest activity seems to prevail ...
... Lord Henry Lennox on Art Henry Lennox, speaking London - , ll _^ said it was nearly time that, the country, provision should people's requirements for increased * l Paisley on Thursday some 1 * itig an unfortunate coal carrier n;l,ue '. lia jji who is ...
... Accounts from the Cape of Good Hope speak of the large find of diamonds. Diggers were flocking to the Vaal River. Some disturbances were expected in reference to the gold-fields. The northern gold-fields had been conceded to Mr Baines. Mental Culture ...