... ON SPEAKING. Per the purposes of this paper, I must divide my v subject into three classes, viz. (1) Pablic Speakinr, (2) r Semi-public Speaking, (3) Private Speaking. Under c the first head come sermons, orations, lectures, a addresses; in fact, all ...

... 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 on a wall before my very eyes. It is of a boy about fourteen years old, propped up in a great arm-chair with pillows ...

... has also t tendered his resignation as Liberal Whip to the n Ipswich Parliamentary Debating Society, and though' we cannot .speak positively'upon thjs' point, it is very likely that his resignation has in this instance also been accepted. How much c .frther ...

... AND' SUFFOLK, NORFOLK, ESSEX, AND a MIBR!IDGESHIRE ADVERTISER.I WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY °22. WIHY NOT SPEAK THE TRUTH ? Without Bn. R. Ej. EvERETT, Gladstone-| Parnellism in the. Woedbridge Division would be nowhere. LORD JOHN HEEVEY 1s wary and plausible; ...

... if that move- ment failed. But I will say that, if our Constitutional movement were to fail-and I believe when I speak thus that I speak the opinion of my 85 colleagues in the House of Commons-I say if our Constitutional movement were to fail-if it became ...

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... THE IPSWICH JOURNAL. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1880. THE FARMERS' ALLIANCE, AND MR. GLADSTONE'S MANNER OF SPEAKING. We have frequently had occasion to declare that the open programme of the Farmers' Alli- ance is not objectionable. No one can object to the ...

... SOLDIERS AND THEIR PETS. HOW PARROTS ARE TAUGHT TO SPEAK. In an article on Soldiers' Pets, in the Boy's Own Paper, the writer says ?? the most common of all pets with soliers in India is certainly the parrot, and the number of theso birds kept ...

... genius on water. The affair is related by a Feidelralist, and constitutes one of few cases where a Federalist has dared to speak truth concerning his rivals. We hear that an unsuceessful attempt to capture the Arkansas has since been made,and that tlie ...

... suspecting the quality of Mr. Gladstone's wisdom, and having a keen disrelish of his benevolence. Why then does he abstain from speaking out ? Notwithstanding the pres- sure put upon the Ministry in both Houses, we can get nothing explicit from any member of ...

... for the morrow, its he observed was market day. Speak up i Speak up ! repeated other impatient men right and -left. Speak-up! chimed in the Judge, you are setting them all against you by speaki'ng so low, ' Thus his cross-examination ended. But ...

... for a very considerable period. Mfr. Gladstone did not show to advantage. Every one knows how well he can speak on any theme, and he can speak well in the teeth of opposition, The reason for his coldness in the statement of the Government Reform Bill ...