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... SPEAKING FIGURES. r ~ (Fromr the Mancheafer Courier.) B The volume of miscellaneous statistics which has just been ,7 issue~l gives some very interesting particulars of education in 'Englhnd, and affords the necessary data for an ilaquiry into 0the claims ...
... amuse, and the public do .not care much for the unities. Some suoh similar revolution has attended the history of public speaking. Time was when it had its preface and its conclusion, its exordium and its pero- ration. It was almost a science, with rules ...
... SPEAKING OF LONG AGO. To-day, as I pen these lines, one picture from the tong-vanished past rises in my memory as clearly as though it huag on a wall before my very eyes. It is of a boy about fourteen years old, propped up in a great arm-chair with pillows ...
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... I WEDNESDAY, Nov. 8. LORD HARTNGTON SPEAKS. . . ?? . I - i-] : -!IIvt An Opposition without a leader and with nothing to oppose must needs be in a somewhat anomalous I a position. The nominal leader of that very discon- v nected group of politicians which ...
... LORD NNOLSELEY'S PLAIN SPEAKING.| ?? . I .1 it 1__B a~ T HE era of saying pleasant things to troops under training has passed away, and Lord Wolpeley, after an inspection of the Aldershot Divi- sion on Thursday-he had witnessed a rearguard action on the ...
... BOLD SPEAKING BY A MANUFACTURER. 11 - - I-- -- -- - -- ~-r : - l - I)uring his canvass on behalf of his brother-in-law, P Sir Stephen Glynne, Mr. Gladstone appeared at Holy- ii well, and delivered an oration, which was replied to by n Mr. James Hall, ...
... A WILL-MAKER SPEAKING HIS MIND. The following singular will is being contested in the Chan cery Court in the district of Huron, Canada:- In the name of God, amen. I, William Dunlop, of Gairbraid, in the township of Colborne, and district of Huron, Western ...
... WERCUILYI.SmPTmI%23mR 3. The tone of the Russian Bulletins last received, is in all respects like diat of their predecessors. They speak of the v l-n.- . h. A D . e. I-- - I 1 of the valour displayed by the army of the Emperor, and Of the successful attacks made ...
... ?? - FI''t;U THE DERBY MERCURY. W3l3iESDAY, NOVE!MBEIR 30c By the common consent of men of all parties, speaking generally as regards the country-from the plain and candid avowal of the radical, and the tacit admission of the mere whig, to the open ...
... Although it is yet too early to speak positively as to the general results of the elections which are now proceeding, we may, perhaps, draw a tolerably fair inference from those which have already closed—par- ticularly as the contests are over for English ...