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... PLAIN SPEAKING, In the opinion of Vanily Fair, *it scems as bough nllH‘imrary persons had entered inio a conspiracy to puft Mr Joseph Chamberlain. On | the Fucad:\y before the Warrington speech was uttered, all Pressmen who call themselves the ¢ exponents’ ...
... PLAIN SPEAKING. One our numeroue Australian visitors last ,:m - mer has written in the Melbourne Argus six columns about his visit to Edinburgh and L»las?ow as one of the guests of the Corporations. 18 1 1 ™' tion of the city of Edinburgh is unbounded ...
... THE SECRETARY SPEAKS. W The following circumstances, drawn from the per, sonal experience of Mr I-sac Wbick, of the 'Borongh n Arms, Dndley Street, Wednesbury, are so important and really remarkable that they cannot help but be i, of interest and value ...
... frequently the least ef-. fective of speakers, except on professional questions, t e and in speaking against time ? With muany of them L d the faculty of public speaking is an art, and nothing E Is more, and no fluency can redeemn cimuaon-places and .o platitudes ...
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... PLAIN SPEAKING. e IF Mr Disraeli was chargeable with mystification at o the beginning of the Royal Titles Bill debate, he spoke i very plainly at the end-many people say too plainly. I He has been assailed on many hands, although not F n with the concentrated ...
... PLAIN SPEAKING. i Ona of our inumerousAustralistis VisitRwID.t sum- .~nr'~as'writenin the 1 'Mellbire Agg eoliiesabot is,ibit to Edinburghn'lso st' arrangeme Int mdfothrceion aud entertain, of, scent of the vsirsyter hosts--the Tow of Council. The re~ ...
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... IPLAIN SPEAKING AT BELHELVIE. I THERE is a time for all things, and as the time for plain speaking on the present posi- tion of the Govein-nent has more than arrived, the speeches last night at Bellielvie were a welcome relief to a good deal of the tame ...
... THE MIRACCXOUB STATUS SPEAKS. Those who love to stroll into the bye-paths of ecclesiastical history may find both pleasure and iuatructioii in tracing the connection which so ong existed between bridgemaking and the idininiatretion public worship. For ...