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... SPEAK GENTLY. N. IL. Speak gently ! it better far To rule by lore than fear ; Speak gently I—let not words mar The good w, might do here. Speak gent y to the little child, Its lore be cae. ro ~in ; Lead it to God in creeds mild— It may not long remain ...
... SPEAK KINDLY! kindly, lallow-crestares I Speak kindly unto all! For, there are hidden failures, In cases great and ! Speak kindly, and with thoughtleleas, Last • harsh expreaku wooed Soar poor struggler in this witanseas— Thu wary! weary road! For believe ...
... there were harp strings vibrating for them alono. Now they have only the echo of rich mu*ic past. Then speak n'ly, speak soothingly thv orphan. Speak kindly to the invalid. Ye may not know bow slowly the weary hours pass by, when health and strength are ...
... SPEAKING BY THE CARD. (Scene—Anchor hoe beds;s would-be such—who booked Gapes intending the despatch of bis on board lighter.) 1 well —Look'ere, ports', !able nig u t g ol i t . er (attar labelling it steetese) Irbsitr's yfr bed can ? 2044451 ...
... TEACHING THE GUMB TO SPEAK. A gentleman, Mr Maly, hen introduced into London v. halt mime time einee corned mesh untied in Germany, for teaching persons to speak. To the majerity of the community this may appear a edartling nay an alwitr I twopmition ...
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... Mr Zalfour to Speak (Y TELFGRAVIL) Mr Balfour will visit Manchester on 22ad Oct- b-r,und will be presented with a momento of his twenty-one years' represensation of Kast Maoche ter. ...
... Lord Roberts Speaks Lord Roberts to-day inspected the Royal Scots Regiment at Holy wootfe near Belfast, and also the 2nd Battalion Royal Irish Riflesat Belfust, prior to their departure for South Africa. Addressing the Ritles he remarked that the addition ...
... the fact. The Irish speaking peasantry are more pious and less open corrupting influences and agencies than that portion of their countrymen who have adopted of necessity the foreisu tongue. The very household words the Irish speaking people arc redolent ...
... IF BULLS COULD SPEAK. The guestion is often asked why Ireland’s bulls are superior to those bred in other countries. The answer is simple. It is because the farmers fee& their stock on “Clarendo,” the all-cooked cereal, which goes to create the veal flesh ...
... UT THE PEOPLE SPEAK Is so at If oesphao lar Blythe. Minister for Plumes. said —A off Jrt by the to wore othes by s Ooshtloa ;seemly oold orestod so no. slab's sod Impossible reltioo, bet not envisaged by it last citation e,estsd, sod It ass the duty ...
... LIMERICK SPEAKS OUT. WO TIE TIM! InnAgn's imperious demand today may be compressed into three words— Ratify the Treaty, That demand is addressed by the electors everywhere to those whom they sent to An Dail Eireann to speak and act for them; certainly ...