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... SPEAKING ON :S I never mince matters, sir; I always speak my mind. is a remark which very often falls front the lipe men who are given to tie blowing of their min trumpets on the imore of candeur and sincerity. Perhaps, if ouch teen —there are many ...
... PLAIN SPEAKING. At as inaugural dinner of the Kensington Con. *creative Club on Friday sight—Lord Claud J. Hamilton, M.P., presiding—Col. Burnaby, in re. spouding for the army, said if Mr Gladstone, by making use of a docile majority of parasites. sycophants ...
... PLAIN SPEAKING BY A MINISTER. The other day, in the Temperance Hall, Bolton, the Rev. J. K. Applebee addressed the congregation of the Free Christian Church in that town as their minister for the last time prior to his sailing for America. Mr Applebye ...
... THE WOMAN HE LOVED AND THE WOMAN HE MARRIED. Life is a burlesque. This, if circumstances allowed him to speak frankly, would pretty fairly summarise Mr Biron's creed. We are ignorant whence we come, or whither we go, or what is the object of our existence ...
... giving effect to the principles be profanes. (Cheers.) With reference to the Government and Disestm bliehment, he said-We speak with no uncertain -mind when we come to the question of disestablish.; meat. (rheere) The right bon, gentleman, who mita for ...
... A 'CATHEDRAL '—An old germ in my mother's house in Galloway used to speak of an unweildy piece of nursery fur:l4llre as ' wuckle cathedra/ of a table.' I don't know if the expression has Leta need' anywhere elm., but it appears to me to be one a little ...
... LORD NOI AT WINCHESTER. Speaking on Monday night at Winchester, at a banquet given to the retiring Mayor, Lord Northbrook, after reviewing the state of affairs in India, especially with relation to Afghanistan, said that if he was asked to give his opinion ...
... 'I wished to speak to you for a moment. I am afraid I have not come at the right time but please let Me speak to you for a moment.' There is a hurried earnestness in lwr manner; and I admit her, clime the gutter door, and a choir for her by the fire. ...
... more respectfully to his Honour, sir! Witness—l am just answerin4 him as he in speaking to me. The Provost (to witness)—Take care, sir, or I will commit you for contempt of Court! Waiters (eerie nice, and giving his head a shake)- Very well, thee. It ...
... ALAI MACDONALD. It is curious bow a little unwonted excitement shakes one's sense of the plural. Speaking the other night in the House daring the iii late en flogging in the army, Mr Macdonald, releatin 4 something that somebody else had said, was prised ...
... FORGIVEN TRESPASSES. John Ashurst sewn. That was his mild way of speaking of his own ill humour. A. c ross an two clicks ! muttered old Dinah—a servant who spoke her mind I her empty kitchen by right of a lifetime service. liar don't nothin' suit ...
... , \:1 THE ST ANDREWS Why did vim not speak sooner, John „ Became, Mai l men, I wee determined that the ant overtures should oome fn!ra you. From me !aid Aunt Margaret, flushing. How could you expect me to make overtures to you ! But you Aare ...