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... as most Englishmen do who try to speak French ; but such mistakes only afford amusement to the parochial-imnded Saxons who , even oil tho Continent , speak of ths natives aa foreigners . Highlanders who cannot speak English Ecarcoly now exist at all ...
... THIS SPEAKS TOI . rrarKa THE GREATEST SALE OF THE TIMES : WILIi COMMENCE THIS MORNING . AT . : • ' J . & R . ALLAN / S , 80 . 81 , 82 , 83 . ATO 84 SOUTH BRIDGE , EniNBUBGH . . . HtTin ? flniabed onr ANNUAL STOCK-TAKIHO and BALATOE , wo haTe reaolped ...
... ^'' ' ^''' gf ''''^^ ' \ • lanmust-speak ' of ^ niemberB ' of -this : House ' by ^ tha' ^ lines of the . constitnencies'they represent : • ; .:. ; : ' . ' ^ DrTANXBK—When . Mp Courtney is in the chair , speak ' dt hunaa- 'MrConrtaer , and I was unaware ...
... BAILIE KICOL . TAEVIE SPEAKS THE editor of the Marseillaise announces that Glasgow— 'the largest Scotch town , ' as he tells his readers —ia almost tha exact copy on a smaller scale of Paris . —Tlie Scotsman . JtonBid ! Donald I Tell me , eiius BOB ...
... PLAIN SPEAKING 3 Y ME BEIGHT MB KIEBLETOIIE , the publisher of a pamphlet by Sir Hare , having asked Mr Bright whet her lie included that gentleman ' s electoral scheme in hia gerie ' .-al 'csssdemnation of fadi , has received the folloffing leply ...
... M ^ Hisr . EST , ;•? . ? ., in speaking on Saturday at the opaai-- ^ o ? a ce ^ r Liheral club a ± Sel ph ; n tas saciiicra dirisira of the Vi ' esi . -Siding of Tor ; , , said if Tee Eea ^ tribution BiB passed in its present for ^ , i t • svcsld be tlie ...
... ' ; . yiscoiwr : SoB' 2 ' . —Lord Bury , ' ' . speaking , at . a Conservative' demonstration a , t Bournetnontn' ' yesterday ; said Uiat sroce-thQ . infcroductlon ^ of tho ' -Land- 33 ill into . tho House of Commonsit . had . been so changed tliafc ...
... IF it Is allowable to speak of the feelings of a corpse at an inquest , ' they may bo' presumed to be similar to the emotions ' which at present agitate the United 'Presbyterian • Church . 'Sot that any one -would dare ' to speak of that estimable and ...
... Ko one is more entitled to speak , or to be listened to with respect , on the subject of oratory than Principal Caird . It is always instructive to hear what an eminent man has to say about the art in which he excels . That is why we listen with interest ...
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... : ^ 'ON ^ ednBsday ; -night , ^ whiliEJ MrlG bsehen was speaking , 1 ' at : Birmingha . Tn ,: ' 5 Mr , ' ;' -Morley !; was addressing ' . Et me 6 fcmg ; at ^ ClerkenweU , 'lat which ari .- 'address ^ - was ^ presented-, • . • . to - ^ Kim r fro ui ...
... THE Dulco . or Richmond and Gordon ; , in speaking yesterday at Chichester , said that , although the County Government Act was introduced b y his intimate friends , he was , sorry it had been brought forward . It was a revolution in county government ...