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... SPEAKING OUT! In the Nrrth German on Saturday the gone, as already be e n annimaced by tel,grapb, was ap, may four members of them, liar pored excited great uproar a rld t e la tegeoce of present Trench Government, and by of the 000010- of Alsace and ...
... 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 ...
... PLAIN SPEAKING. I have heard somewhere very grim, uncomfortable to the following effect :-The cholera very bad in a certain district of Scotland, and a gentleman who was on a business visit to a village in the locality had the misfortune seised and die ...
... PLAIN SPEAKING, Parin, Wednesday, April 17, Evening.—The Journal lies Debuts, of this evening, replying to article recently published in the Nui th German Gazette, says the veering round of public opinion in France in favour of England is quite platonic ...
... SPEAKS FOR ITSELF. 65, SOUTH BRIDGE, NOTE ADDRESS— 65. SOUTH BRIDGE. ...
... SPEAK SOFTLY. Speak softly, gently ever There is iser part ; For harsh w ords pierce like The jearning, loving heart. As gems reflect in brightness Every flitting beam, Lei words reflect in kindness Love’s sunny, love-lit gleam. Speak softly, gently ever; ...
... PLAIN SPEAKING. AT a meeting to hear Mr Treeeljan last week, Mr Irvine, Ilswick, made the following protest against the continuance of the Scotch and English churches. One thing has surprised me v, y much to-night. Yon have questioned your member about ...
... PLAIN SPEAKING. e IF Mr Disraeli was chargeable with mystification at o the beginning of the Royal Titles Bill debate, he spoke i very plainly at the end-many people say too plainly. I He has been assailed on many hands, although not F n with the concentrated ...
... BOAR SPEAKING. Ju fome part* of the Duußurwali country there were dense thorny which, though ot great extent, were quite mipiuttrablc (or horsemen, ami wounded boir pniulug the slic-lter of one o( these, there was much difficulty di-lodging hua. »e had ...
... POLITE SPEAKING. “Where his heart’s not ejneerued,” Mrs Waddy remarked of flatteringly, he’s little schoolmaster.” Ue’vo kirds’-nesling eye,” said Mrs Thresher, whose face I was studying. John Threiher wagered I would be man before either of thorn reached ...
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... speak disaolut er if they desire its cede the statutory end of its existence. the present mouieut it would diet that even tbe year now the country thrown into the turmoil of a general election. In the little Royal Speech 'which was read at. the opening ...