... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... CELTIC SPEAKING RACES. Some interesting information with regard to the geographical distribution of the Celtic speaking population of the British Isles has been given by Mr. E. G. Ravenstein, F.R.G.S., in a paper read before a meeting of the Statistical ...

... CELTIC SPEAKING RACES. Some interesting information with regard to the geographical distribution of the Celtie speaking population of the British Isles has been given by Mr. E. G. Ravenstein, F.R.G.8., in a paper read before a meeting of the Statistical ...

... AN ONSLAUGHT ON THE CLERK: THE CHAIRMAN SPEAKS IN DEFENCE. Mr. TAYLOR next brought forward the following motion, of which he had given notice— That the work of the Board is now reduced to a minimum, so that one clerk can perform it with the assistance ...

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... EDISON'S NEW LOUD-SPEAKING T.ELEPIIONE. --- pre At e c h ee of Ai Isnd Worshipegr Alderman t a e s Livingston, theeiry n a g y s Mayorafternoon, ton , or Alderman T i n . t l 13 1 e , Boyden) t Coun , cillors A. B. o n u d : 0 , A y N: 9 l V f d ll i ...

... Speaking ???????????????????? Paulina Kuntz, Alsatian girl, 16» tenced Fribourg to three months' Bad* 11 speaking disrespectfully of the Grand ,u *®* the right of hi* photograph. The three eff9 prison awaiting trial count, however, m* __4\ the sentence ...

... In speaking recently of the struggle now going on in Belgium, we to remark that the some. Woes by the Cetholic Clergy would probably ad be folly eenetioaed by the Pope, that sawn seemed to us so violent mad so The molt has proved the beak of ear tkipations ...

... “IT¢ is of him I came to speak I ‘The compoeure of dread and expectation bad fallen on her, ' Aud now, her companion, after ing her bhand |’ reverently and compassionately to his :fl,-, drew a | dfirdzbddohmnd,hlmbmd still in his | clasp, told as cautiously ...

... alike diuhononriu.—(Apfihm.) I speak not now of wars waged in a jast and righteous cause, I speak not of wars waged in defence of the independence of a Feoplo or for the purpose of casting off the yoke of a ‘oreign tyrant. I speak not of wars waged in the name ...

... “ Ahem !” interrupted Pate. *‘ Dae {e no think it wad be advisable to bar the door and speak laich. Gif it was kenoed Rob Roy is at the Plover’s Nest, his oot.gaun wadna be easy.” * Faith, and that's true tae,” returned Macgregor. Steek the door and put ...