... SQ TO SPEAK! “Our trade is no more free than a moun- tain eagle f astened at the end of a six yards chain, or an African lion caged with bars of steel dumped from Germany, said Council- lor J. W. P, Hoyton to a rimrose meeting in Bradford on Saturday ...

... INSTRUMENTS THAT SPEAK. Instruments which mechanically reproduce the human voice have been made Sir Ilichard Paget, who wan heartily applauded a large audience at Leeds University last night when lie lectured Synthetic Speech.” He explained that even ...

... Speaks Spanish. For some years Mr. William Young, the retiring M.P. for Perth, lived abroad, and he has travelled considerably. He knows Spanish thoroughly. This an interpreter at the Putumayo Atrocity Inquiry discovered to his discomfiture when was not ...

... PLAIN SPEAKING Arc Government going run away from great task for so Insignificant contribution to their finances ? They were elected to deal with ono of the most serious problems with which statesmanship has been confronted in this land —unemployment ...

... PLAIN SPEAKING. &est parish he had been IN.” the Rector was rather dis- S l parish when he first came September,” resident at v ar $?6 mansion facing said to-night. seemed sma^ness °f congre' 1 the prevailing apathy in the ' % °ccasion he said in the ...

... SPEAK FRENC by a System which is as fascinating it practical the Simplified HUGO’S 1919 SELF-TUITIOK xi By Post 6 or S'- Mon l^ Simpler and simpler the Hugo jt Tuition Course has become, until °. $ would seem that the limit of simp' 1 has been reached ...

... THE PRINCESS SPEAKS. Her Royal Highaess, who was enthasiastically applauded, said: I have great pleasure in being here to-day to declare this school open for the education of women. I need hardly wish it success, for that is certain with the head mistress ...

... Speaks Spanish. Mr. William Young, M.P. for Perthshire, whose romantic marriage will delight his many friends in the House of Commons, is the head of great business Mexico founded by his father. He speaks Spanish fluently, and as a member of the Putnmayo ...

... TO SPEAK AT STIFFKEY, The Rector said he was leaving Blackpool to-morrow night for Stiffkey. He will address his parishioners in the rectory garden on Sunday night and return, to Blackpool the night train. GREAT WESLEYANS. MACDONALDS, FORBEARS OF NOTABLE ...

... SPEAKING TO HIMSELF. Sir Howard Vincent: Of course it is unnecessary to say I made no such observatio was speaking to myself- (Ironical laughter.) Mr. MacNeill: heard you say it. Mr. W. Redmond : We all heard it. Mr. MacNeill; A gentleman who speaks to ...

... “PLAIN SPEAKING” It was learned later on good authority that there was some very plain speaking on the part of the A.E.U. at to-day’s meeting. The executive has not committed itself in any shape or form. When Sir Thomas Inskip was questioned as to the ...

... Did' Not Speak. ITe recognised licr, but did not speak, or bo»v her On the following morning she went for an explanation and met him in -He replied; “I don’t want to have anything’ more to do «ith yon,’ and passed on. . , , r Cross-examined Sir Edward ...