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... Lady Speaks Out. Burns said there are things known only to ourselves which we would not think of , communicating even to our most intimate friend. Although Burns was undoubtedly right, there are, nevertheless, oecasions when it is our duty to speak out ...
... MR. AUGUSTINE BIRRELL ON LORD SALISBURY. Plain Speaking. Mr Augustine Bine'', addressing a meeting of North Bristol Liberals, said for the past twenty years Lord Salisbury had ruled the House of Lords with a rod of iron. He had attempted nothing to settle ...
... Mrs. Blayd in the dining-room. She handed me the keys, hesitated, and then said It was about Wilmay, sir, that I wanted to speak. Well ? She is not in the house, and I do not know where she has gone. ...
... meaningless, platitude and formalism that made men speak of this ' distressful national event as the act of God. It was rather a striking acknowledgment, forced in many cases , from lips unused to speak (at least with seriousness., of the Divine Being—a ...
... and at the same time provide an open rvelfor the little ones to play. The rents ile fiats in the Cottage?' are comparet y speaking cheap, and this keeps them full. If, however, the Birkenhead Corporation could see their way to build some real eottages ...
... own lookout. I may may that all email boys are croel— I would even venture to, say that the vest aro y me mat cruel; end speaking kw myself, a little lad I was sensitive to aalt. and if daring my days I did 000ssianalny arms • cruel bog I to it,. him ...
... shortly after Wilmay's birth. It was quite possible that even after a lapse of ten years he might feel himself unahle to speak of that time. However, he did refer to it once, as we sat smoking in the .library. Why don't you get married ? he asked me ...
... well. Ger various thoughts upon Christ's dealings with the woman made a good . impression upon the meeting, especially when speaking upon God's understanding of men and their motives, which was so contrary to men's understanding of men. Miss VVhitfield read ...
... . TO-MORROW (SUNDAY) AFTERNOON, JULY I3Tw. OPEN MEETING OF P.S.A. AT 3 O'CLOCK. MRS. MOORES, WILL PRESIDE. HAISPSON, WILL SPEAK. MISS ALICE Bmobiß, WILL SING. COLLECTION FOR P.S.A. FUNDS. HEARIT WELCOME GIVEN TO ALL! SANKEY'S HYMNS. ...
... eouditioo. aud the aigoifican of thw far good the early atage of prrityphlitia ia eery marked. It ia, of courae, far to> a-uu to speak aith confideaee aa to the laaor, but. taking all facta lotu rouatderatioa. a .uld aumiuarixe them by aayiug that they justify ...
... likewise. What was thought to boa careful watch kept over the pile, which had been built Wier the water tower, but it doean't speak well for the attentiveness of the custodians that their vigilance was eluded, and , the structure ignited ;A about a quarter ...
... bra. 1 I itgatata at 8.15 u bight. ahe fleit I ia and • draught. I • e n ith e ' 1 to:loot:1 to she md haat then, did no speak to hem - Tee TOglialldra. ...