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... 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 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 ...
... SPEAK GENTLY TO THE ERRING. Speak gently ! It is better far To rule love than fear— Speak gently—let no harsh words mar The good we might do here ! Speak gently : Love doth whisper low The vows that true hearts bind ; And gently Friendship’s accents flow— ...
... PRINCE BISMARCK SPEAKS. A correspondent of the Daily Telegraph gives the follow- ing as a report of a eonversation he held with Prisce Bismarck on Monday last, The correspondent writes :— “Shall I try to give you the dialogue, sueh, at least, as is fit ...
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... But speake thou well, or heare, and bold yi peace. The Duke de Persioyy, once & great men with his master, and honorable in imperial days, has written a letter explaining how Fracee was beaten in the late war. To translate his arguments into the language ...
... TO SING AND SPEAK WELL, USE MILES DOUGHTY'S VOICE LOZENGES frver to ...
... Much speaking on educational matters is one of the most striking, interesting, and important signs of the times in this country. The Education Act has somehow thawed the icy heights of the English mind, and a complete avalanche of talk is upon us. That ...
... The Mayor of Bradford, in speaking of Mr. Miall's proposal to disestablish the Church of England, said that as a burgees of the borough he entered his protest against the attempt, and he hoped tho people of Bradford would speak out plainly, and would tell ...
... Speak it of th* It is again rumoured that the v tlwt \fi House of Commons is about to r > will be succeeded by Mr. Card wen- ( i; s3o vei' e( J Sacrilege at Kehsle*- steohen's. I yesterday that the new church ot J terci Kereley Moor, near Bolton, had ...
... THE WHITBY SHOW. At Whitby in the autumn The people bathing go, Or stare to hear their member speak At the Agricultural Show. This year the fan is greater, The crowds more eager swell, For the Premier of Great Britain Is there on show as well. He Game ...