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THE SPEAK El:
... THE SPEAK El:. It is stated to-clay that the Speaker is eta confined to bit room by tbe effects of cbin, but be iudieposition not interfere with hie dinner pert; to-inorrow night to tbs members of the Government. ...
THAT SPEAK 01
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THE SPEAKING ART,
... siderable extent that it would prove beyond the scope of this article to attempt anything but a summary of what is known as the speaking art. The dominating figure of the contemporary period of Italian literature is Carducci, great as a poet and scarcely less ...
PLAIN SPEAKING
... PLAIN SPEAKING. Speaking at a meeting held at Tottenham last ni4lit in support of the Football Battalion, Mr. Joynson-Hicks said that they must not think that there was no need for recruiting. They must not suppose that the war was over. He told them ...
(Left speaking )
... (Left speaking ) The younger daughter of President Cleveland was christened on Sunday, in the Blue Pariour of the Executive Mansion, by Dr. Sunderland, Presbyttrnsn, and received the name of ...
PLAIN SPEAKING
... PLAIN SPEAKING. (From the Dublin Evening Mail.) The following is the report of a speech delivered hy Mr. Hayes at a recent meeting of a Precursor (O'Counell) Society held in Cork : — REPEAL OF THE UNION — THE CHARTISTS. At a meeting of the Precursor ...
(Left speaking.)
... (Left speaking.) The Select Committee on Standing Orders of the House of Commons met this afternoon and appointed Sir John Mowbray chairman. ...
STRAIGHT SPEAKING
... STRAIGHT SPEAKING Not the least interesting thing in the morning’s speeches were the different styles speaking evidenced by the men from Canada and Australasia and India compared with the style men who live homo. Our Colonial friends were more blunt; ...
Left speaking.)
... Left speaking.) pusE (* 1 COMMONS. •rLata took tha Chair at Three o'clock. TFIE COMMISSION. AVELL.WILLIAMS asked the President of . Seert.! .. when be expected . to lay t t:te Report of the Boundary ! 'otnmiationeri; .ii he had any to include in it the ...
(Left speaking.)
... (Left speaking.) The Priuoe of Wales was the House, listened to Lord C. Hereford's speech from the seat over tea dock. ...
(Left speaking.)
... (Left speaking.) HOUSE OF COMMONS. The SrrAKER took the Chair at Three o'Clock. ADVERTISING AT RAILWAY STATIONS. Mr. JACKS asked the President of the Board of Trade if his attention had been called to the great inconvenience caused to the travelling public ...