... KEEP THY TONGUE FROM EVIL SPEAKING, LYING, AND SLANDERING. Thb Kev. W. Tuckwkll, of Stockton, attended a •Separatist demonstration at Harbnry, on Saturday, and delivered an address on 44 Working Mens Politics. his opening remarks, felicitated himself ...

... illuminated address and a purse of gold by number of the leading inhabitants of the neighbourhood of Longford. The address speaks in appreciative terms the- creditable manner in which Superintendent Frankton discharged his duties while Longford, and regrets ...

... been Tooke Professor Economic Science and Statistics at King's College, London, since 1859. Therefore, when he speaks, he is supposed to speak with caution, and with a due sense of the responsibility attached to his words. Nothing of the sort. Professor ...

... difficult work. believed they thought, and not without cause, that they hid some reason to speak out plainly—not to complain, thought they did not care to that—but to speak their mind with some considerable plainness and force, because in their good work for ...

... child on the b >oks ha* keen presented iu this school. have Jvnrse criticism of any kind to ike, but, «»n the >ntrary, can speak the highest terms of the thorough and excellent nature of the work d>ne in this .school. The children were bright, intelligent ...

... was quite sure they must feel very proud indeed of the manner in which Earl Compton fought a battle which was, practically speaking, hopeless from the first. It was to them another proof—which was not needed—of his great self-denial, and another proof of ...

... Local Government Bill Tax New Wink Duty SORICUI.TUKK £ SiHrrs 3 LEADERS:— Thk Time and the Tow* ; Kbbp Tht Tongue from Evil Speaking. Lting. ajtd Slandering, Thb Labourbbs' Union Again MOTES :— Dr. Bigg and Education ; Thb School Board and tub Baths; Defective ...

... live on either 30s. or a guinea week, the former being by Miss Miranda Hill and the latter by W. Roberts, who states that he speaks from practical experience. There is no lack of illustrations in Harper's Monthly Magazine, neither is there a lack of amusing ...

... writes a long letter to a friend, describing his life at this rectory, and saying how he has begun to work practically. He speaks of the wreck of his father's fortune, and tells him bow all his near relatives are dead or scattered far apart, while he is ...

... submitted. The speakers will be Mr Pierce Mahony, M.P., the Rev. W. Tuckwell, and Mr Joseph Arch. Sir W. Harcourt will also speak this meeting. ...

... time is not again to be absorbed by Irish questions, or wasted in tolerating the obstructive wrangles of Parnellite members. Speaking at Derby, last month, Lord promised that the session should be a “ British session,” and several of his most influential ...

... MR GLADSTONE'S STATEMENTS. Electoral Statistics.—Speaking at the Marylebone Women's Liberal Association, April 16th, Mr Gladstone said:—That maimed and mutilated party has been able, by a very tarye majority of the contested elections during the last ...