... limited in time and space, because he could only speak to those within the compass of his voice, but through literature the whole world was reached. A man might have mas- tered knowledge, but he could not speak. He could write, however, and in and from his ...

... cominunication by telegrams is necessarily n ?? Family Aagazine. 'THE ORDER OF THE GARTER. It will not be uninteresting to speak somewhat in detail respecting the origin and institution of the celebrated Order of the Garter, which is as in- dissolubly ...

... d NATIONAL SCOOOLS.-The report of G. H. B. Elliott Esq., Her Majesty's Inspector of Schools, which has just been received, speaks well of all the three depart. ments, and the teachers and managers' are to be con- gratulated on such a successful examination ...

... mano whose name was not given, rose from the body of the court, and said he wished to move an amendment. He then proceeded to speak upon the rights and wrongs of Ireland, and was sever;l times 1 called to order by the Mayor for not keeping to the question ...

... pocket- s book to use on such'an occasion ?-It was not worth put- ting down what they said (laughte'r). I Who did the most speaking.?-i think Waudby did. Who'did the most drinking? -It was hard to tellI (laughter),' I did not hear defendant say anything ...

... if he ever took it into his bead to leave them. He (Col. Humphrey) hoped that that was very far distant (applause). After speaking of the great assistance he had received from. Captain Middleton, and the Adjutant, Captain Har- rison, he impressed upon ...

... there had been the intention of fraud, fined-the defendant, the amount to be paid by him being £49. The Bishop of Ripon, speaking on Tuesday at a con- ference held in connection with the Ripon Diocesan Branch of the Church of England Temperane-Society ...

... once -iore the pouwer of -interesting the':mei of to-day.. .Thoughaddressed toMissmStuart, these words are what ve', phould 'speak now, in spite of the' years that haive passed.. The language of the Traees: that sang the songs of the Troubadours may have ...

... which the shareholders of the Dock Company make to the appeal now being so actively laid before them. They should, at least, speak at Monday's meeting with no uncertain sound, and all Hull will be with them if they are with Colonel SMITH in his endeavour ...

... cross between a country-store clerk and a job preacher. I mean your regular big gun- your sledge-hammer heavy-weight, so to speak- the one who writes those thick, solid leaders, that nobody can understand ; them kind with four syllables in 'em, you know ...

... Success to. the 'Ltincolnshire Chamlier:- of': Agriculturie..' - ?? -- In responding. to the toastj the Marquis of Ri;on speaking of the Duke of Richmoad's Rivers Conservancy Bill; said as a whole he -Ws able 'to give it a, cordial support., It passed ...

... Passive on matters so a materilly affecting :their interests. After the able m speech of Mr. Walliker, he did not intend' to speak g much on 'financial questions, but 'would'- direct their- attention chipely to. general miatters.. Mr. 'Massey then commented ...