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... = 11 ST'US POPEtTI LEN SEAREDIA. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 23. Sir Arthur Ponrood, speaking at Ormsirk last night, advocated a sclecb committee to 1 Ifurther the P.Mlpi--'vr of Af- Is au Jasl mgnigt, acivocated a scleet committee to j 1 further the efficiency ...
... I ?? cximtpool s#frfuq+a l EA1CU POPUUE LEX SUPTFEMA~ l i THURSDAY, MARCH 29. ; _0- I I I Mr. Forwood, M.P., speaking near t Ormskirk last night, replied to Mr. a A_.-4qih 2G;tkA ?? any to&_ - ?? I- . A_, -- A Asquith's statement that the late Govern- ...
... SALUS POPUL LzX SUPYA. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1891. Baron Do Wormr, M. P., speaking at I (;rauby Hall, Liverpool, last evening, re- tiexved the programne of the Government, sld particularly referred to the suggested evacuation by the British forces of Egypt ...
... Si0001 Rttvcuvg* 3 - S~~P sas SPOPEA.PtI Speaking at a banquet at Newcastle last oi~hb, Mr. J. Cowen, M.P, defended the present Mouse of Commons as comparing ser: favourably with former ones, and to those the who might be sceptical on the point he tat ...
... of Clothing: , aI ?? _ _ ?? 21 &WimolS~ru. I V SALUS POPULI LEX StPREMA. I r TUtRSDAY, -NOVEMBER 15. c ?? Lord Rosebery, speaking at Glasgow last night, said his answer to those who wished -full T. h sowh-rf r1- AT.O, ?? A all the subjects in the Liberal ...
... l SLU1S lPOPI L=: SVMEMt. . Mr. John Morley, speaking at a luncheon : after the opening of a Liberal Club at New- .s - m . I ?? vastle-upon-Tyne, yesterday, said the moment was undeniably critical for the Liberal party. The country was engaged in a process ...
... SLLUS PO ULI LEX SUPREMA. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1891. - Q.- ?? 90?irsfvvvl atetfulg; Sir .ohn E. Gorst, Q.C., M.P., speaking X at a meeting of Conservatives in the Aber- l . - X __ . I -v EL a ?? UL tUlVIM L t ?? a- vno croinby Division of Liverpsool, last ...
... practice should make speaking easy. 'A&s to what is best for the pulpit, I may not-venture to say much.: It would seem that rules appheable'to other speaking will ba equally applicable to the pulpit.- But in a pulpit a man is expected to speak for a given time ...
... THE ART OF SPEAKING. Under the auspices of the Preston Church of England Society, on Tuesday evening, the Rev. C. 0. L. Riley, M.A., vicar of St. Paul's, gave an interesting lecture in the Church Rooms, Cannon- street, on The Art of Speaking. Mr. W. ...
... seems,r, And hoarsely mocks. I'll speak oe wines-a boundles3s store? Of peerle~ss, priceless, sparkling ore; AnD; of thy undulating shore Pll often tell, Where strangely mingles ocean's roar With seagull's yell. I'll speak of forests, where the pine And ...
... but such as they are may be seen from the following summry ;Speakig only ?? 759,416 ho Speaking only W ?? ; 608,036 Speak~ing English and ?? 402,253 ?? Bi Speak~ing foreign languages ?? ,076 ?? Pr PI~o information (over two years) -. 12,833 len Infants ...