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... PLAIN SPEAKING. Sir Patrick O'Brien, senior representative of the King's County, has visited Philipstown. At the request of several electors, tbe hon. member consented to make a speech, and was very oor« dially received. He prooeeded to detail the friendly ...
... there came the third mourning coach, containing Mn Speak, Mr Jna. Speak (eldest son). Miss Dorothy Speak, and Mr Paul Speak (second son). Fourth coach. Miss Nancy Speak, Mr Thos. Speak (son), Mr James ...
... MR. GLADSTONE ON PUBLIC SPEAKING. I WVx 1n .a. ?? M~r. Gladstone, in acknowledging a copyof a recently. o publisheij work on *lergyman's Sore Throat, has I addressed a letter to the author (Dr. B. B. Shuldbam) on tha subject of the management of the ...
... DEATH OF PAUL SPEAK, MOUNTAIN. regret report the death 2a his 63rd /Mr of Mr Paul Speak, of Mountain, Queensbury, one of the oldest and most respected manufacturers the Bradford district, which took place at bis residence at Mountain, Queensbury, on Tuesday ...
... Before we could either of us speak footsteps were on the landing, and I recognised the doctor's voice speaking the porter, who evidently was showing him up to my apartments. In anothei moment he had entered the bedroom, to my intense relief. Briefly and ...
... the front, speaking . The bullets began, himself 4, was ...
... It is no trouble to the Image Breaker to speak or write the tiuth, but it is suinetimes rather trouble. some to the -- images. YV A Lover of Roast Beef appears desirous of knowing to what • party I belong. I belong sir, to the pnety whose daily object ...
... ‘URE for us by the force of events, toreths | not to speak of the certainty, remains | we are being beaten in an equal fie arouses a no legs vigorous se combativeness in men than in Englishmen. We sympathise with the A what i ily pugnacious way in tet ...
... Kinclake speaks of the joy of battle. There is such a thing we may be ante. It was evidenced the Crimea; it has been, of late, in Sheffield. carried tho heights of Alma; it almost carried the great meeting the small schoolroom tho Park. It inspires ...
... no break occurring when they ahould forget the boy and look up to the man, that they continue to speak him by his Christian name erer after: and there is nothing unnatural In that. With old Miss Bufflcs it seems but yesterday since “she gave Lovcl Lane ...
... factian to the Ratepayers. Speaking of thq compulsory powers of the Education Act they state that they shall never lend their influence to make the act press hardly on the deserving poor, but that in such cases they would always be in favour of having ...