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... SPEAKING IN PUBLIC. The gift of speaking in public is sui gottfris. It requires a special talent, and there are particular professions for the due performance of whose duties it a necessary qualification. To address an audience effectively presupposes ...
... Universities Mission to Africa. The Ktest news of these missions speaks of the safe of Bishop Stwre at Zanzibar. It will remembered that he was obliged, but mosu unwillingly, io come to England to recruit health, and h-s maTiv will rejoice to learn that ...
... Protestant England.—The Kock is of opinion tbat it speaks well for the staunch Protestantism of people of this island that in no English, Scotch or constituency has a single Papist yet obtained seat Mr. Harrison-, the agriculturist of Clifton Hamoden ...
... The death of Marshal Concha on the field of battle little flash of the heroic in the comparatively speaking unromantic warfare of modern times which enchains oar attention independently °' its political importance. No commander-in-chief has, unless our ...
... RE GENERAL ADVERTISER, it will not be pleasant to find that the | Liberal of France, speaking of Mr. GLaps the censure of the Conservative Government, the that “no jackdaw ever strutted more se M.Gas gay placently in peacock’s than has etudied the ex ...
... THE JEWS IN NEW YOKE The York correspondent of the Jewish Chronicle speaking the lavish outlay attaching the erection of in and the consequent state indebtedness in many of them are involved makes following sarcastic remarks: The erection of another colossal ...
... Archdeacon Denison yesterday speaking of the bill of the Archbishop of Cant irbury, said many would rather be deprived of their benefices than appear before proposed tribunal. ...
... Ahcpbishop Manning and the Publicans.— Archbishop Manning, speaking on Monday night at Exeter Hall on the subject of temperance, remarked that if this enormous dominion of traffic continued to extend itself year after year unchecked, the day would come ...
... Noting. said Mr. M.P., at the Guildhall meeting on Monday, speaking of $ difficulties of the Eastern Question, could more degrading than to relegate question this to the petty and paltry region of pa' politics. The sentiment formed a key-note ...
... Cardinal Manning and the Total Abstinence Movement.—At Exeter Hall, last night, Cardinal Manning, speaking at the annual meeting of the Roman Catholic temperance societies of London, remarked upon the progress of the cause of total abstinence among the ...
... ssed | the value of £16 15s,—Mr, Martin said that Mr, Bi the | better speak to him about his ca e,—The prisone: then but saly, an | It is stated in the German papers that G Intends te come to Europe in the month of . d b> the preecnt year, in order to ...
... Mr. Bri t will speak at all, bat great pi the ort. is being ught to bear on hia to do so. ons. The majority in the Lords is the large: om- obtained by any aneation. son. Only nine Liberal peers vote vernment on a pure | | Granville was absent ow ea Carnarvon ...