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... PLAIN SPEAKING. Lord Aberdeen, the Premier of the Coalition Ministry, was remarkable for the little use he made of hid tongue. When, by way of reconciling him to accompany her on a sea trip, the Queen smilingly observed I believe, my Lord, you are not ...
... SPEAKING MBES. Silence always been looked upon as one of the charocteri‘ties ot ashes; a.mr it appears that it is not right 'lke ashes spoilt, even sing, if we ire to believe the German natiirali4 Stern, who has puhlishsd on that subj..ct an interesting ...
... SPEAK KINDLY. Do hush, will you ! said Mrs Marker angrily. I hate to hear any one talk so foolishly. I reckon a man may speak in his own house if he pleases, returned Mr Marker, quite as illnaturidly as his wile had spoken. Let him speak sense ...
... SPEAKING OF LONG AGO. To-day, as I pen these lines, one from the long-vanished past rises in my memory as eherly thonich it hung on a wall before my gory eyes. It is of a boy about fourteen years old, propped up in a great srm-clisir with pillows and ...
... Speak gently to the young, for they Will have enough to bear; Pass through this life best they may, They’ll find it full of care. Speak gently to the aged one. Grieve not his cure-worn heart Hit course in life is nearly run, Let such 5n peace depart gently ...
... SIR EDWARD GREY SPEAKS. Sir Edward Grey, M.P., speaking at the annual *meting of the Berwick Division of the Liberal Association at Belford on Wednesday, said he would continue to support the Irish Land Bill, provided the course the Government took in ...
... LORD ROSERRItY !SPEAKS AT EDINBURGH. Lord Rosebery unexpectedly put in an op-lo:trance at a house•dintier of the Scottish Liberal Club in Edinburgh ou luemlay night, at winch Mr. R. R. Haldane, H.P., was the guest. Replying to the toast of the club, he ...
... _ THE SPEAKS'S or THE HOUSE OF CONNONS ON IRELAND. The Speaker of the House of Commons and • party of menrhers of parliament went, by ' tion of Mr 31• George, the chairman, and the directors of the Crystal Pslam., on slittarday evening to inspect the ...
... FROM TUN HEART. THAT 18 THE WAY MINISTER.; SPEAK. No class of peaple in the community have a deeper interest in the welfare of the people th.in atleteterl of the Gospel. Tbay feel great interest in the welfsve of the members of their congregatioa, study ...
... LORD SHAFTESBURY ON THE CONDITION OF LONDON. Speaking at Hyde on Friday evening, on behalf of the London City Mission, the Earl of Shafteslairy drew a rather gloomy picture of the state of the metropolis. He believed that the next census would show a ...
... of Commons will be composed will finally arrange themselves it is impossible to speak with certainty. This may be taken as a strong testimony in favour of Mr. Disraeli's measure of Reform, inasmuch as it is pretty conclusive evidence that we are not likely ...
... A Baltimore newspaper speaks of Henry W. Beecher as the great prestidigitateur of the Holy Bible. The young woman murdered by the Swifts porter has been identified by two unfortunates who lodged in the house with her. LAMPLOUGIPS PYRETIC SAI.IE, cur ...