... SPEAKS 118 Arising out of the payment of St. to :he leniplighier, the Mormon inquired bow the lamplighter was getting on. Mr Caleman said 44. should be stopped out of that bill the lamplighter refused to clean the letups. He had to employ another man ...

... THE SECRETARY SPEAKS. The following eircumstamies the femme of Mr. Which, of the ' Borough Arms.* Dudley Sweet. Wednesbury, are so important and really senterhable that they help but be of sad value so all readers : To Ms later. Sin—My motives be 'ut ...

... LITERALLY SPEAKING Uncle Mode mimed tAt the eleetive el of the peace the Itifek bottom part of the sewn. One har there as. to has preferment: he onuld neither read nor ante. lit, rnaetter hint to go to the Stotler of and ask whether he age eligtble. ...

... THE SECRETARY SPEAKS. Tee following eircuinetatioftet &emu from the persunul experieuce of Ir Wliiek, of the • Uuruugh Dudley Street, Wed. -tour), are au isnpurtaut and redly rtlaarkable that they help but be of luta:eat value tu all 24 tiles,—ify motives ...

... PLAIN SPEAKING. TO THE IESTECTAILE MIDDLE CLASS, TOE INTELLIGENT LIBERAL ,AND ESPECIALLY TO THE EkLIGUT EKED AND EDUCATED sWEAL ►DICE atrKALEus. GENTLEII•II—N twitbstathling that there neither i., nor ever has bleu much sympathy net • tro us. forasmuch ...

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... not be in the power of us all, but simplicity and straightlorwardneu are Write much as you would speak ; speak u you think. If with your inferiors, speak no coarser than usual; if with your superiors, no finer. Ito what you ay; and, with the rules of ...

... LITERALLY SPEAKING Moss .spired to the elective office of jostles of the pesos in the black bottom pact of the town. One bar there wee to hi* be could neithrr reed nor write. advised kiwi to go to the eon:m- w of electioos and ask %he:her he was ...

... LET THE PEOPLE SPEAK. this cr;tical nmment in the Home Rule crisis—because crisis it seems to be—the voice of the people should be raised to encourage their Mader and reprewmtatives in the Howie of Osinmons in their demand for a system of Self-Government ...

... IRISH LEADER SPEAKS. A private meeting of the London Nationalists was held on Monday night in the Westminster Palace Hotel for the purpose of inaugurating the annual London subecriptien to the Irish Parliamentary Fund. Mr John Redmond, M P, occupied the ...

... &swards speak English. Apply to Cn , Plymouth. Agents wanted is an uarepresested THE PEOPLE. WEXFORD-ESTABLISHED JANUARY, 1853. The Waxman -u incorparat , d aria, Piortz, January, 11357. THE PEOPLE is a Commerc ial, Agrinflara and Literary Journal ...

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