... PLAIN SPEAKING (adapting her mvor-s: ...

... THE SECRETARY SPEAKS. ■ The following oirenauttnees, drswn from the personal oxperionco Me. Whick, of (he Borough ArmCL Dudley street, Wednesbury, are so important ana really tcmarkablo that they cannot help but be iute* rest and value to oil readers:— ...

... living language, like food, should go in tuceum de sattguttum. « It is curious how few our great imbue Englishmen speak French- Mr. Gladstone speaks it indifferently, though his knowledge of Italian is perfect. Earl Grenville and Sir Charles Dilke are half ...

... WHERE DO THEY SPEAK LIKE THIS RUSTIC imagery It always rich in but old road-mehder whom “Rapier’ (Sportingand Dramatis Newt) oame across the other day has imaginative faculty which really almost amounts to genius, “That bay prutty noice bourse yourn,” ...

... intelligible, for rotes represent electors; but why in the name of all political superstitions should not speak? What has bis rank to with it, or bis right speak in the Lords? So for we know, there are no more arguments against change which in its essence is purely ...

... PEEPS AT THE PAPERS. BY PENDENNiS. gracious. He speaks of woman’s lips the buds of May,” and makes Imogen say Cyrab- line; * Ere I could Give him that parting kiss, wh'.ch I had set Betwixt two charming words, comes in my father. And, like the tyrannous ...

... never heard to speak anyone belonging to him. Perhnps the want or necessity of a local habitation and name was source of regret Fotherjrill Foynes; for one morning as be was carefully running his eyes over the Tima he observed the advertisement of a house ...

... BEATS ALL GONJURINB TRICKS. “Bn that man; is fates!* cated.” That is the wey people ossd to speak of mo when I was seen (eelingin ths street And the fint blush of it you would have agreed with them. Bat they were ail wrong, jut same. you may like t« know ...

... THE SH the bares have a better time of enclosed meetings than they in the open, and I speaking from long and varied experience. If the hares ate fresh turned down, as they were in many cases when the new system was first inaugurated, they ore slaughtered ...

... Among tho anecdotes, and there are many, this story illustrative Lord Dudley’s habit of speaking himself, may taken m specimen. The author i« speaking of Lord Dudley his youth, memory of whose great talents and acquirements has somewhat faded from tho ...

... THE FATALITY OF JUMPIN6 AT CONGLUOIOin. Oldham (who not to jomg the used belt “Speaking of-fine lace, Mr. Jaakwma, here ia lace handkerchief made expressly Cor me on eizteanth birthday.* Mr. Jaokßooa (gallantly) Simply beautiful I Ah, Miss Oldham, one ...

... domestic *’coTiomy. Figuratively speaking, leanv ing cooking you ascend the hill knowledge sie| by step, beginning the foot and gradually ascending the path that leads to the nunirait. not din* coma-red difficulties, or disheartened occasional failures; ...