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... PLAIN SPEAKING. ME. Pitice, the Collector of Cutlava'', thee described the state of things in his district, OR the 18th July last, or Iliree weeks ago. It is to be hoped the recent rain has slightly improved the prospects : It is with the greatest ...
... [Vishvamitra speaks] Oh ! sister rivers listen to the bard who haa come from afar with waggon, with chariot; sink down, make for us a ford, nor cover our chariots with your waters. ...
... [The Two Riven speak]. To thy words, bard, we listen, who hast come from afar with waggon, with chariot ; I will bow down before thee like a fruitful mother; like a maid to her lover, I will give place to thee. [Viahvamitra speaks] When my Bharatas ...
... xl speaks orrespon- The ri with ye of a of wsonal Major at the now •ance, iterate qative n As- Drt of 3 with 11r-dras d with as 12TH DECEMBER, 1895.1 to its real objects, and that it is an Association in which the e and every one in this country should ...
... PLAIN SPEAKING TO THE BURMESE. The following is the text of the Durbar speech of the Chief Commissioner at given Myinmu on the leth ultimo : AND ABSIDINITS ON SUBDIVISION have asked yes to hem to-day at Myinsan. I speak to yes face to regarding the soradost ...
... THE BITTER PILL OF PLAIN SPEAKING. But before I venture to say a few words of advioe to you, I feel I am almost in the same predicament in which the great Imam Sbafee(to whose school of thought the Moplah Musalinana belong) found himself. On one °ovation ...
... Plain Speaking on Behalf of Bnrina. The Rangoon Time.c—As the Member for Burma in the Viceroy's Legislative Council, Mr. Smeaton cannot be said to neglect the in. terests of this province or to be at all diffident to speak out when plain speaking is necessary ...
... Speaking of slavea the Governor remarks : Slavce could be legally had here in large numbers, but owing to einall•pox, which often rages here, it is difficult to purchase them, and although Their High Worshipfuls have asked for 500 heads and the Ceylon ...
... A PLAIN-SPEAKING BISHOP. STOKINE OF THE OUT-SPOKENNESB OF Wilson, a former Bishop of Calcutta, continually crop up. One that we do not remember to have seen before is contained an article headed Anecdotes of Anglo- Indians which recently appeared in ...
... lINOLIBM SPEAK IMO NATIVIDIL The Med sod Military GPM' —Bente yews art Parker 41 AlM**. that is Ibis try gets a mouthful of win , catkin, but namely a fell meal. The rat part el the antithesis is not yet by say means tree el India. for up to the protest ...
... LOA DON-17th. :speak,. The Hannah, Arcade, Mary, Sea Nymph, and Maria eartcli, arrived on Thurfday at Ph mouth, after a pa Rage of nine weeks from Jamaica, with Trench pannets on board —the remount of the fine army fent to and fa. crificed in St. Domingo ...
... Mr. speaks of the warmest gratitude, of the polite and henevo. lent attention he received, at Chicacole, from Mr. P. CHstt ay, the Collett'', and from Doves' Isitcool.l: to Shipwrecked youth, sorely bruised in his efforts to reach the shore, 'where he ...