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... 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 ...
... PLAIN SPEAKING. Mr Alexander M. Dongsll, secretary of i h . Liberal Federation of Scotland, sent to Mr *flow Waddel on the 20th the two queries : much obliged if you would favour me %rob judgment as to a helter opinion is growing, a reverse, towards Mr ...
... MORRISON SPEAKING AGAIN. ...
... BAILIE NICOL JAIME SPEAKS. •'Tun etlitor of the Mom-Maim •nnea•ee• that the largext Scotch town,' a• he tells his readera—ia almost the exact copy on • smaller scale of Paris.—The Scotsman. Ihxuld ! Tell me mule .e n. AM ye ken In i soor days story Patpresto ...
... PLAIN SPEAKING BY AN INVERNESS MINISTER. The Rev. George Robson, Minister of the United Presbyterian Church, Inverness, at the close of his forenoon service on Sunday, made the folliwing pointed remarks with regard to the forthcoming murder trills in ...
... MR OMOND SPEAKING WITH TWO VOICES. At Crirf in Nor. tort At (rt. , / on Mr Parnell has de- It renoaine to he Glared his league with seen whether, the Lord Salisbnry ; the pollingolay came, the result is that the friends people of this country of the ...
... CHURCH MINISTER SPEAKING HIS MIND. Rev. Alexander Miller, Free Church minister of Buckle, has just published A New Year's Message to his congregation, from which we extract the following outspoken and pertinent passages : Speaking of church attendance ...
... PLAIN SPEAKING IN THE PERTH TOWN MINE ON THE EGYPTIAN WAR FUND. seat 011 In, I 1'1..! !leant !treaties.: lii, that al •r asking te the fowl fel 61..4 .1 the and a den. who, is llw tsar. H. tl,.t the ('.stmt termn t.. the atilt the mewl wetter. ...
... men are prone to err. So long as ail goes well with them, men speak of energy and foresight and commend them; but when it is otherwise—when hopes fail and plans are successful, they speak of des iey—of the divinity that shapes our arida. Yes, there is ...
... wain to speak Councils in cases of || Tends and public health It was in because the of the Council. \! gel introduced a but | would have for this session he was afraid that bill must be || was known of | regarded as effete. From t Committee might have ...
... is no need to magnify or these facts unduly. They can be left to speak for themselves. The Attorney-General is not charged with dishonourable conduct, but the public can only be left to judge as to whether Sir Wm. Harcourt made out his charge of unfairness ...
... adversely speaks of with faint wain. They of new the teachers to do their bed to perform well the fnaatioee ef their office; they recommend them to aim at getting the schools rained to considerably higher state of educational efficiency; and with • system ...