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... SPEAK NO ILL. Nay, lll—a klnAljr word Can leave a sling behind. Anil, ! breathe each tale we’ve heard In f«r henesOi a noble mind Full oft a better Is sown By choosing thus the bolter plan ; For If but little gooil lie known. Still let u> speak the best ...
... ON PUBLIC DEBATES AND SPEAKING. Our body (the Congress Annapolis, was little numerous, hut very contentious. Day after day was wasted on the most unimportant questions. A member, one of those afflicted with the morbid rage of debate, of an ardent mind ...
... f Left speaking.] FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. There no foreign news of interest brought this arrival. ...
... A LADY SPEAKING COURT. The proceedings in the Divorce Court, London, were of unusual interest the other dsy, from the fact thst lady, wliosa counsel had withdrawn from the case In consaqnrnce his not having had lime master its complicated detail*, cams ...
... Legislative Union. It speaks truropet-tongued. EASTER TERM. Begins and sits—to-morrow, (Friday,) the of April. Ends the 9th of May. QUEEN'S BENCH. Nisi Prius Days—ln Term—lst Monday, 18th of April; Monday, 25th of April; 3d Mondav, 2d of May. After T ...
... for th« sake of their there was no form to which they were not liable. Mr. speaks severely of the neglect and mismanagement of the local government at this period, and the denunciations of iU general incapacity rnn like black thread through the whole ...
... FRANCE AND ITALT. The Lombardo, speaking of the eppoinUnent Benedetti French Minister the Court the King Itelj, “The nomination it heio hailed with real eathaaiaia. M. Benedetti, in the exercise of Ua functions secretary to the Congress of 1856, had the ...
... FRENCH CONVERSATION CLASSES. THE solid advantages which are to be derived from Speaking the French Language are too nun - inserted in the brief space of an advertisement, su to sav, no one b* considered well educate*! who it Yet, how few of all those ...
... ship for life and speaks of the greatest man, for good ill, the world ev,-r saw, in pr tone that doe* not argue much lor his profundity in the appreciation character. Hero hi* word*— ...
... IRISH MISSIONARY COLLEGE, BALLIMASLOB. ABLItHRD MDCCCXLVI. For the Education of Irish speaking Clergymen in connection with the Church of England. muipitvr ...
... Our only duty to speak of the getting of those vo-1 11,68— we enn so in terms of the most unqualified praise. They are beautiful s)ieeimens of typography; corrected with ...
... What must they think ? No. Sir.* Let speak like Infureff men. Let he remembered, too, that the Orange In- I had unquestionably the effect grievously dispiriting I the Protestants Ireland. I**t if remembered, too. that w hen we consented give Orangeism ...