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... SPEAKING MACIIINE, • Now being EXIIIRITED for THIS WEER Only. VISITORS VOICES REPRODr‘m ig A MOST arsitruNo MANNSR!! PRESS OPINION'S. 'The most 'ample beautiful of sciestUle iustrimests: every isfl,-ctios of the vice ts speech sod Cie preserved r produc ...
... PLAIN SPEAKING. A. BAZAAR in aid of the endowment of Poltalloch Church yesterday opened in the New Halls, Tighnabrusish, by Colonel Malcolm, younger, of Poltalloch. In the course of his inaugural address the colonel .aid—One of the old was— et money ...
... SPEAKING ENGLISH. SPEAKING English is, all tho world a matter which varMs imcording to reties. The story is still mitamonly told of the doctor who told the English country boy to show his toagum, whea the mother called with him be see what might sit ...
... PLAIN SPEAKING. Berliner Ooserior says—Geesral Roberta has been nominated to the supremo emmand of tee Tranevaal campaign—the Elbert, to wbom tbe task was assigned in Afghanistan of god the blunders committed by his prodeoessors in cmcrand. sal who fulfilled ...
... PLAIN SPEAKING. Truth has the following (Mr Labouchere is a brother-in-law of Bishop Thorold, of Rochester) :— The Archbishop of Canterbury and the Bishop of London have grievously disappointed the not unreasonable expectations of their friends since ...
... ENGLISH SPEAKING PEOPLE. Iz not English the most epcken tongue ? Certain it is that no eontinental Eurcpean tongue may compele with it—neither Spanish nor Russian, the itwo most epoken. Some will have it that more men speak Mundarin than | English. I ...
... A SPEAKING CLOCK. A macest adaptation of the phonograph has ‘oulh‘do.hhlimfllyhllhfi.loilufi-‘ late words, but there is nothing new under the sun. John Wesley, in his journal, tells of & clock he saw at Largan in Irelasd, in 1762, to which was stiached the ...
... of the privilege of speaking on public oceasions (n matters touching which thoy possibly know a great deal more than many of their male hearers, It might bo pleaded in defence of the ladies’ argument that they are entitled to speak on the platform of n ...
... ENGLISHMAN HANGED FOR “SPEAKING 'AGAINST THE STATE. A Liverroow telegram says—The Royal Mail steamer Tenerifle brings news from the Congo (which river she ascended as far as Matadi) of the banging of an Englishman (oame unknown) at Arawhimi, io the Congo ...
... PLkIN SPEAKING IN THE PI7LPIT. A of the Adverti•er supplies to that paper the following aecount of a wens which occurred in a west Free Church :—ln his English sermon, which was spokes to a small colgregation, the minister laid down the proposition that ...
... HUMOURS OF PUBLIC SPEAKING. Ms. Jossrsm i.-u;.—ht_n;lvn ’fllfl'l public epeaker, gives in the Woman's Signal some smusiog instances of the humours of publie speaking. It is, he thinks, a lack of flaency that causes the speaker 8o often to blunder. Mr. Malins ...
... A BISHOP SPEAKS OUT. The Bishop of Soder and Wan 11h. Ilhalleso to e addres. to the clergy at Manz thainssation referred to the el and the introduction ot unauthorised pritellses and services, which womb* said, um wally wile In tbe sod were endisagssisi ...