... SPEAKING PLAINLY. Mr. Dash : Now, sir, let's have an:underatanding. You owe me 200 dot Mr. Smash : I know I do. Let me ask you a plain question, then• Do you intend to pay me? No, air, I do not. Confound it, why didn't ion say so before? Dere ...

... SPEAKING ACKUSS THE OCEAN. We are informed (say. boo) that a di-covery baa bees made in elsctriasl maims br which the problem id telephoey sari se the ocean through any el the existing Atlantic cables is amd to have been practically solved. The inventor ...

... penalties, to speak Polish. Servants, coach. men, and artisans are invited by the Russian officials to watch fur and report cases in which their employers speak Polish, and when any such report has been made, the commis,.ioner of police at one rewards the informer ...

... DR. PARKER SPEAKS OUT, The Rev. Dr. Parker, of the City . Temple, London, has been entertained at breakfast in the Junior Reform Club, Liverpool. In his address, Dr. Parker said he made the acknowledgment, with a hesitation amounting to pain, that he ...

... Comedy WIIO SPEAKS FIRST, Captain Charles Ernest Militant Roller Mrs. Militant SMART Mr. KENNEDY. Mr. J. C. Mr. K. F. SHEPHED. Mr. E. 0. LoNGsiooN. Mr. J. SHEPHERD. The neat piece, by the author of the Wonderful was Who speaks first. This play ...

... from which it Prises, the author speaks in rather plain term. anent the ignorance of many of the medical profession on the subject, and this I can readily eivilome from ocular denimistration emending over • lengthened period. The hard knocks thus aimed ...

... nail thou lovely Q teen Solo (Old Year) Speak, 0 I.:other Solo (Father Time) Spring'. (re,h joy. Solo (Summer) .. Softly, SACttly Chorus (Tableau) . . Tra, la, la, la Solo (Old Year) ~. Speak, 0 Father Solo (Father Time) Sunshine ...

... 000. At present the population either speaking the English language or under the domination of English-speaking peoples numbers more than 318.290,000 or one-fourth of the population of the globe. English-speaking races occupy one-fourth of the dry land ...

... herself at her lover's feet, pleading : Speak, speak, Ferrite& Fee, lam young. I you ; do not let me be killed. You will ,iave, yourself and me if you speak out. Wheu yon are free we it ill go far away and be happy. Speak, my Ferenez,and save your future wife ...

... all my troubles to. AN OBEDIENT BOY. Manna, May I speak ? You know that you must not talk at the talAe. May I not say just one thing ? No, my boy. When papa has read hie paper you may speak. (Papa reads through his paper and says kindly): Now ...

... stlhe last meetly, of the Metropolitan Ay/In= Board, Mr. G. S. Elliott (one of the Islington repelssentattves) persisting in speaking and voting although a motion had been adopted that Mr. Elliott be not beard until he had withdrawn an expression used at ...

... complimentary other, upon the earnestness of his brother.' St. l'aul's grand motto ' Speaking the truth in hive,' will carry us through greater discords than these. Speak the truth, the whole truth, as it is given you to see it. Ile sure it as St. Paul says ...