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... SPEAK SHORT. An aged minister said to a young brother, speak ebort. The brethren will tell you if you do not speak long enough. The counsel ie good, good for speakers and good for hearers, good for writers and good for readers. Length without breadth ...
... THE SPEAK ERSHIP. The Times up it is understood that Mr. Brand is the person whom the Prime Minister will recommend as Mr. Denison's successor as Speaker; and it thinks there is much to justify the selection. It congratulates Ministers on the sisdom which ...
... SPEAKING IN PUBLIC. The gift of speaking in public is !1.-tier:R. It requires a spe.-ial talent, and there are particular professions for the due perfurmancs of whom- duties it is a necessary qualification. To address an audience effectively presupposes ...
... LATEST SPEAKINGS. Adela, Falkland Islands for Liverpool, Aug. 1,10 W Alisa, bound W. Aug- «, « N, 81 W Antartic. Aug. 28. N. W , Avoua. Caidiff for River Plate. July 25,12 N, W Bengal (shipX Aug. 4. 44 W Benton, Liverpool for Bombay, Aug. 31, off Tusk ...
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... PLAIN SPEAKING On Mo day Sir Patrick O'Brien, senior representative of the Ring's County, visited Philipstown. At the request of several electors the hon. member consented to make a speech and was very cordially received. He proceeded to detail the friendly ...
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... SPEAKING OF THEMSELVES. Some of the Liberal papers evince unusual powers of epigram when they come express their sense of the state of things existing among their own party. Thus, the Pall Mall Gazette says the Conservative triumphs at Truro and East ...
... PLAIN SPEAKING Yorkshiremcn (remarks the Aafional ('Jutrrh) are proverbial for plain speakinp. It would well if Churchmen other parts of England would declare their views as openly as the poor! men of Sadbcrpe have done in the following petition to Parliament ...
... SPEAK KINDLY. An idle word, once hareshly spoken, Often makes a friend cur fee; And hearts that have gay and happy, Sink into the depths of woe. Oh. how well it Cloth bekove us, To guard that little member, tongue, For right if sp3ken in unkindness, Is ...
... SPEAK SHOUT. An egad minister said to a young brother, speak short. The brethren will tell you if you do not speak long mond The counsel is good, good for speakers andgood for bearers, good for writers and good for readers. Length without breadth sod ...