... SPEAK NO ILL. Speak not harshly of a neighbour, Even if you've seeming cause; Undervalue no one's labour; Be it friend's, or be it foe's. Cherish kind and noble feelings- Friendship is not all a name; Least said, aye, is soonest mended- Blacken not ...

... TO SPEAK AT THE UNION. Mr. Lloyd George has given a definite pr to speak in a debate at the Oxford Union during the Summer Term. The exact date has not yet been fixed, but it will pi* bably be toward! the term's Ned. Imise I I ...

... PE/ IN SPEAKING. Mr. COLLCIIIT - remarked that something ought to tie said which had not yet been said; lie was in hopes that some senior member o: the Corpora. tient would have mentioned the matter, but as that had not been done he thought it was open ...

... SPEAK GENTLY. Spealk gentlv-it is better far To rule by love than fear - Speak gently-lct not harsh words mar The good wve might do hero. Speak gent!v-love doth E hisper low The hearts that true love binds; And gently friendship's accents flow, Affection's ...

... e, • this, the speak it tit all or MOW g . : 1 1 L. IS. to . Mott iey end A. L john° had to. weather, the,. V in this, the her of Oxford pair, sbotef - all dwelt matches, that two Old riaria, running t i t and terss to 1 but after loslpg their fltst teh ...

... THE SECRETARY SPEAKS. THI foliating circumstances, drawn from tho experience of Mr. Isaac \V! ilk, of the Borongh. Arms, Dudley 6troet, Wedneabury, are so important and really remarkable that they canna help but be of interest and value to all readers ...

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... PLAIN SPEAKING from the pulpit on this subject would be appreciated. If the Mothers' Union could do what it meant to do there would be no need for rescue work. She did not know if they realised the enormous number of young ohildren they allowed to be ...

... THE SECRETARY SPEAKS. The ortowiee eircamiitaDoet drawn from the jier*onal Mr. Irmc Whick. the *• Arm«, Dudley-aCreei, Wedombury, are iicnurtant and really that they cannot help but be ...

... SPEAKING FACTS. Ministers have resolved to build very extensive barracks at Brecon, at a cost of from twenty-five to thirty thousand pounds. —Hereford Times. Barracks. —The Ordnance Board are treaty' with the Magistrate* of Bradford for the purchase of ...

... PUBLIC SPEAKING, RICHARD JONES may consulted daily, during the Smmod of PaHuuncnt, hia House, U, Chapel-Strrot, Ciroafcnor-plaoe. Belgrare njuare, vberc private Instruction (.‘lrriotkl an ...

... SEQUAII SPEAKS To tb, HJt and Lamf, to oR from Cbroolc Dianm to taeunblo, to tkoM whom Doctor, boa to Roliovt, aud whom ia « uiacry them. ...