... SOME FURTHER PLAIN-SPEAKING. THE numerous letters we have received, in response to our article published the week before last, have fully proved the necessity for the existence of an independent journal, in which the views and opinions of Shareholders ...

... OCTOBER 19, 1881. SOME FURTHER PLAIN-SPEAKING, ADDRESSED TO THE SHAREHOLDERS AND DEBENTUREHOLDERS OF THE JUNIOR ARMY AND NAVY STORES, LIMITED. THE letter which we publish in another column will show that our comments have produced some effect upon the ...

... FINE FREEDOM. A FREE an is he who can think, speak, and act of his own good-will, without interference. If, then, freedom be the rightful appanage of all, it follows that society must be so organised as to protect this right or, in other words, no ...

... love of poetry drifts into sentimentalism, where it is not associated with the sterner common-sense of men, said Margaret, speaking more to herself than to him. That shows how dependent the one sex is upon the other, and how it was never intended that ...

... 13th inst. The exact truth, I think, should not be told at all times. It is just as much one's duty to keep still as it is to speak. The whole philosophy of life is comprised in the answer to the question, When shall we do the one, and when the other ? ...

... Beach, in South Shropshire, adjoining the valuable Snailbeach and Great Tankerville Consols Mines, competent mining engineers speaking of Perkins Beach as a property only requiring capital in its working to prove a rich source of profit. ...

... YORK HOUSE PAPERS. To TIIE EDITOR. SIR,—On it own merits, YORK HOUSE PAPERS should command a large circulation, but I now speak in the interest of the JUNIOR ARMY AND NAVY STORES, hoping my fellow-shareholders will support and for the future use more ...

... M South Shropshire, adjoining the valuable Snailbeach and Great Tanker . ville Consols Mines, competent mining engineers speaking of Perkins Beach as a property only requiring capital in its working to prove a rich source of profit, ...

... [November 17, 1880. Speak! roar! shout! yell! ye sleepy Titans all. Do ye forget the blows, the buffets vile? Aro ye not smitten by a youngling arm, Dost thou forget, sham Monarch of the Waves, Thy scalding in the seas? • C.—Construct a coherent rhyming ...

... Di', Loris, die! Don't talk about dying; you're not halfdead yet! I have not much I care to live for, he murmured, speaking to himself. Good-bye for the present, my dear Loris, says the General. I have so much to do; I will look in again by-and-by ...

... YORK *HOUSE PAPERS. Speak, my darling, speak, what is it? It may be impossible for you to marry me, she says. It may be altogether impossible. Ah, my God! I thought such divine happiness was not for me. What is it. What alarms you, my love. I swear ...

... SUPERSTITIONS. WE are accustomed to look back pityingly on the past, and to speak of it as superstitious, the implication, of course, being that we have shaken off all such weakness, and are guided solely by reason and common-sense. We admit, perhaps ...