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... SPEAKING HIS MIND. Bolster of the county of Limerick, speaking at some clnb, attributed to Mr G. H. Moore words which that gentleman denies having used. Whereupon the member for Mayo wrote a very irate letter. Says be' I do not accuse Mr Bolster of deliberate ...
... SPEAKING AGAINST TIME. The longest speech on reoord is believed (says the Boston Pilot) to have been made Mr de Cosmos, in the Legislature of British Columbia, when a measure was pending whose passage would take from great many settlers lands. Cosmos ...
... 'THE HOME OF THE SPEAKING GOD.' Manitobah Lake, which lies north-west of Fort Garry, and has given title to the province formed out of the Red River region, derives its name from a small island from whieh, in the stillness night, issues a ' mysterious ...
... PLAIN SPEAKING ABOUT THE QUEEN. The Viceroy moat be extremely of traveling, or extremely forgetful of sligb's. He in agtin making a tour among the great capitals of Europe, and his experience cf 1867 has not induced him to omit London from bis list of ...
... QUINCEY’S EVIL-SPEAKING The Daily News event of his life—his resort to ium—absor' the res', There is little more to tell in the way of incident. His existence was thenceforth a series of dreams, undergone in different places—now at college and in a W ...
... SING SPEAK WELL, ILES DOUGHTY’S VOICE LOZENGES. the King of Prussi: FOR THE THROAT. —Herr Wachtel, Court —“* Your excellent lozen, clear, and immediately clean the the throat tine Ni'sson, Jen ny me Baver- Prof. ane: and. Arch bahep Marnie: a jee M. ey ...
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... A SABBATH FOR CABMEN—A BISHOP SPEAKING OUT. Some weeks ago meeting of cabmen was held Farringdon Hall to initiate movement for obtaining Sabbath rest. Another meeting of the same body was held in the Hall on Tuesday evening, when a London Cabmen's Branch ...
... Plain Speaking.—The following is address by the Marquis of Westmeath to the electors of the couuty of WeBtmeath:—'Gentlemen, —l have seen address lately made to you, signed A. W. Fulke Greville,'' canvassing your suffrages to representthecounty. It opens ...
... (DriijiDfll POEM. WRITTEN* ON* THE BURNS DEMONSTRATION*, the Twenty fifth of 1809. ' and my demerits May speak unbonnettod w proud fortune As Litis that 1 have reached. Siiak-tekk Othello. The pare and limpid stream, which owes its source To some grey ...