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... Ife believed he was speaking to Englishmen; and be cera•nly loped he was speaking to men who were determined to have a free, Iris., and independent representative, one who would du his duty faithfully, earnestly, and for the good tf Cr, who sent him. ...
... SMOKING CONCERT. COUNCILLOR JAMES SPEAKS OUT. Another of those popular smoking concerts in connection with the Hereford Constitutional Club took plate on Wednesday evening in the large MOM at the club. There was a very large attendance, over which Councillor ...
... SPEAK KINDLY. Speak kindly to thy fellow man, _ Who droops from weight of woe; He sinks beneath deep sorrow's ban With cares thou canst not know: Oh ' kindly speak, for deadly grief Is gnawing at his heart; It may be thine to give relief And act brother's ...
... GENTLENESS. Speak gently!—lt is better far To rule by love than fear— Speak gently!—let not harsh words mar The good we might do here ! Speak gently!— Love doth whisper low The vows that fond hearts bind : And gently Friendship's accents flow,— Affection's ...
... THE TIES OF THE ENGLISH SPEAKING RACE. ARMY REFORM FORE- SHADOWED, There was a very large muster of local Volunteers at their headquarters, the Drill Hall, Hereford, on Monday evening, on the occasion of the annual dinner .n connection with the Hereford ...
... GRATITUDE COMPELS A HEREFORD WOMAN SPEAK OUT. Hereford people do not as a rule make statemsels like the following and allow them to be published is the He papers without good reason. MIL Sophia Motley, of 27, Sewell Street, Hereford, is no exception and ...
... I SPEAK NOT—I TRACE NOT. (FROM HEBREW MELODIES, HY LORD BYROV. I speak not—l trace not—l breathe not thy name, There is grief in the sound—there were guilt in the fame, But the tear which now burns on my cheek may impart The deep thought that dwells in ...
... THE FATHERLESS. Speak softly to the fatherless! And check the harsh reply That sends the crimson to the cheek, The tear-drop to the eye. They have the weight of loneliness this rude world to bear; Then gently raise the fallen bud, The drooping floweret ...
... LUPPENCOTT, PARISH OF BITTERLEY, NEAR LUDLOW. . . TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By J. SPEAKES, On Wednesday and Thursday the 7th and Bth days of April, 1841, ALL the superior STOCK of 26 cross-bred dairycows and heifers, calved and in calf, (noted milkers ...
... The Hereford Journal. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 6, 1860, ■^ RIQHT , speaking the other day of the of the House of Commons, as affected by c decision of the House of Lords, gave ex- incidentally, to a very curious prophecy. . j tt a rev ut a revolution which ...
... Christian Burial— Among the wise men of the heathen it was usual to speak slightingly and contemptuously of the mortal body; they knew no better. They thought it scarcely a part their real selves, and fancied they should be in better condition without ...