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... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... Tus present week has exhibited the curious phenomenon of Mr, speaking upon two Separate occasions, and in each case upon an eoclesi- astical queation, and yet perfectly preserving his con- sistency, It cannot be doubted that, both in regard to the Church ...
... ERMAN, speaking French and English, requires a Situation \J in some House of Business.—Address A the printers'. \\T ANTED, by Young Man, a Situation as Secoud Waiter in a Club.—Address J. Booth, Post office. [ ~T>OOKBELLER & STATlONER.—Experienced ASSISTANf ...
... Mr. Stansfeld on Mechanics' Institutes decidedly fulfils tbe cot dition laid down by Mr. Bright for effective public speaking. He is master of his subject, and is indeed a good specimen of the class of minds which Mechanics' Institutes turn out. Nobody ...
... Mr. Morgan Lloyd, M.P., at Holthbad.— Mr. Morgan Lloyd, M.P., speaking at Holyhead on fcftuiJsy, severely criticiead Sir Stsfferd Northeota's financial policy, and expressed his belief that the deficit would increase «rjd necessitate the reimposition ...
... public speaking, then I think reading a mischief; but given a man who knows little, and who has gift of speaking, then reading seems to be inevitable, became speaking, as I deem it, is impossible. But it be terrible thing to have to read or speak a termon ...
... Manchester, speaking at a soiree of the Dewsbury Church Institute, referred to the new programme of the Liberation Society. The statement about the endowments of the Church coming from the taxes were, he said, altogether untrue and absurd. Speaking of leaders ...
... of hurried whispering among them, and Mr. Moulton'a desire to speak was sharply discussed. Little deference was paid to the Moderator's opinion. Mr. {shearman favoured permitting him to speak. Soma members of the committee did object, but one of them was ...
... similar to that Abel Christendom of the past, which speaks to us now, which is spoken of by us new, which lives our memory, and stimulates to virtue and holiness of life? But while the whole Church Christ speaks thus, yet branches hare tteir special stars, which ...