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... PLAIN SPEAKING, The following extract from leading article of the vtihx, a Dublin Repeal new*pap**r, of extensive circulation and great influence among the Roman CalhoUca, is sufficient] to convince everv unprejudiced roan, if there still doubt the subject ...
... EVIL SPEAKING. A writer the Western Christian Advocate has a sensible article on the pernicious influence of evil speaking. He says: * It destroys confidence, Christian fellowship, and brotherly love. It injures the Church and hardens sinners. The man ...
... PLAIN SPEAKING Th« following is the report a speech delivered hr Mr. Hayes at recent meeting of a Precursor (O’Connell) Society held Cork : CIIABTISTt | a the Precursor Society Cork | held in the People's Hall, on Wednesday, Mr. Ha\e« I 'emarked that ...
... SPEAK GENTLY! gently better far To rule by love than fear : Speak gently—let nt harsh words mar J he good might here. Speak gen !—Love doth whisper low The vow* that true heur.'s bind : And uentlv friend. accents Affection** voico kind. S]w»ak 2*pn‘tj ...
... TIIE SPEAKING AUTOMATON Prof '9« or Falser, a mathematician of Vienna, haa brought over to this country speaking automaton, upon the construction of which lias been employed Home five-and-twenty year*. We were yesterday invited to private view, at the ...
... SPEAK NOT—I TRACE NOT. I speak not trace not —I breathe not thy name, There is grief in the sound—there were guilt in the fame But the tear which now bums on check may impart The deep thought that dwells that silence of heart. Too brv f for our passion ...
... A B may speak of D, and properly •Mist* r Gradv h-s l:ail a» all inurfero. 1 considered bad man inti rrupt n>o, where a child was It.* u-ed thr. and the devil to leave lM»t;>e. and took liie bridle m ...
... more virulent rancor and inctaming distrust -- —or more properly speaking the Romish parly hsve violated their oaths and iuatead of equality aim at ascendancy. Under snch circumstanees (argues Mr. Crawford,) if an micontrolled pswer of legislating on ...
... in of all (lie fund tntrealies urged. Alas - i'*' atiel llmt speaks not-that weeps 01—that win not I'Ut dwells silence the heart, is rie' which consumes the heart. Other sorrows inench themselves in their own tears—-or are scattered their own sighs—or ...
... O'CONNEt.I. AND REPEAL. O'Connell has long suffered his mind to range quest of /nfurs happiness, or, more properly speaking, his unfortunate dupes have been led by him, day after day—week after week—year after year, to fix upon some point of time, in ...
... TUf following c..iMuni ...
... — here ? J cell your Jiible tu speak out, —let it ! speak aloud and drier mine, as a living speaking Judge /dch of us correct ! The heretic, said the bishop, was struck dumb.— ! The Bible was silent. It could not speak the herei tics have no living Judge ...