... SPEAK GENTLY. Speak gently I It is better fat To rule by lcve than fear : Speak gently I let not harsh words Tho good we might do here. Speak gently to the little child, Its love you're sure to gain ; Teach it iu accente soft and mild, It may not long ...

... PLAIN SPEAKING. Mr Alexander M. Dongsll, secretary of i h . Liberal Federation of Scotland, sent to Mr *flow Waddel on the 20th the two queries : much obliged if you would favour me %rob judgment as to a helter opinion is growing, a reverse, towards Mr ...

... SPEAKING EXTEMPORE. The standing orders were revised, and in future there are to be no written speeches except when the Board shall so determine. Mr FITZPATRICK held this was aimed at two members, and the Chairman's session might as well maintain that ...

... PLAIN SPEAKING. AT a meeting to hear Mr Treeeljan last week, Mr Irvine, Ilswick, made the following protest against the continuance of the Scotch and English churches. One thing has surprised me v, y much to-night. Yon have questioned your member about ...

... MISS CHAMBERLAIN SPEAKS TO GIRLS OF BUSINESS AND OTHERS, AN INTERESTING PERSONALITY It would be selfish to withold knowledge when it may be the means of helping others; that is the motive of an interesting interview granted by Mies Daisy Chamberlain ...

... MR CORDER SPEAKS. Mr S. B. Corder, Brook Street, Little Dunmow, Essex, makes the following statement: Last November I was laid up with pains in my back and side. If I stooped I oonld not get straight again, for when I attempted to raise myself it seemed ...

... t IN SPEAKING. For plain speaking on the subject of the desperate plight to which Mr Chamberlain's plunge into the swamp of Protection has reduoed the Unionist party the language of the Stan. (lard the other day would be hard to beat. %%Ault little ...

... MORRISON SPEAKING AGAIN. ...

... SPEAKING OF LONG AGO. To-day, as I pen these lines. one picture from the long-vanished past rises in my memory as clearly as though it hung OR a wall before my very eyes. It is of a boy about fourteen years old, propped up in a great arm-chair with pillows ...

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... PLAIN SPEAKING BY AN INVERNESS MINISTER. The Rev. George Robson, Minister of the United Presbyterian Church, Inverness, at the close of his forenoon service on Sunday, made the folliwing pointed remarks with regard to the forthcoming murder trills in ...

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