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... There u speaking well, speaking easily, speaking justly, and speaking seasonably. It is ofiending against the last to speak of entertainments before the indigent; of sound limbs and health before the infirm ; of houses and lands before one ...
... ln speaking to Gered the greatest : deliberations by hi: so full of life and uf great regret tot It was at the same the Committee to } tion in hi NACE, ing to his | that, with the she capital of the ter hast hean ma: out very valuable encouraging facts ...
... THE SPEAKING. In the early part of the contest, the Compensation Clauses were a prominent feature in the speaking, but when the Licensing Clauses were withdrawn by the Government, Home Rule for Ireland became the one topic, as indeed it had been more ...
... SPEAK GENTLY. Speak gently I It is better fat To rule by lcve than fear : Speak gently I let not harsh words Tho good we might do here. Speak gently to the little child, Its love you're sure to gain ; Teach it iu accente soft and mild, It may not long ...
... SPEAK I Mr Morrison, Rirchwood, then presented an address to Lord Rembery on behalf of the I iberal Association. Mr Monne, did uot take up tints by reading it, but gave in a f..w words the substauee of it, welch wra to the effect that they rejoiced that ...
... SPEAKING THE TRUTH. There is, perhaps, nothing more certain in the universe than the fact that it takes two to speak the truth, one to speak and another to hear, human nature is eo prone to distort, to interpret tweech according to its own prejudices ...
... PLAIN SPEAKING. A country rector writes to the Siandurd in the follow. ingterms on the of agricultural labourer. cana man be expected to bring up his family with any of modesty when he, his wife, and sons, and Tt is daughters have to live and sleep in ...
... THE CHURCH SPEAKS. Presbytery- ot Joseph's, IJ6 Harold* Cram, “This i* to certify that lor some yeara several invalids suffering from rheumatism, he., have knowle lge tailed iageUlog relief, the least prospect of recovery through skilful medical aid. ...
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... Speak Gently. Speak gently, be king, Aithourb Tou may And In felleverreraure a A man's better part Sboted your heart, And trona thence your kind friendship draw. worda or a frown May keep a down Who struggles a name to regain ; Extend friendeltipe hand ...
... SPEAKING FISHES. Ths German naturalist, Stern, published, in the Revue Politique et Litteraire t some short time sgo, an interesting article speaking fishes. Some varieties, he athruiB,.can wbutle, others grunt, and others bark. We uoed not recapitulate ...
... SPEAKING THE PACTS. Mr Knight, Newcastle, saul some of the members of the Society with which was connected had had doubts whether or not broad hurst was worthy of the confidence of working men, and he had been deputed by the Council of the Society to ...