... Speaking la- l»ivi»i.-n dent IMr James Mr Bngjr nrndu |l|\lAc ii until lie l.f* ...

... SPEAKING watches and clocks aa telling the time, but not a rule expert to be unHeratatd aa that they do it in to many words. Now, however, we may make mention cluck# that teli hour. These jihonomph ««l ...

... PUBLIC SPEAKING. A seasonable book at the presort moment, when half the country is enduring and the other half u encouraging the art of pablio gpeakinjr, is Mil A. M. Bkookfixld's practical and concise Speaker's A B C. As a puide to the secret of failure ...

... and begins fail; whereas, long as by his theme he rarelv fails to speak with fluency, if not widi felicity? Self-thought, se fn rwciousnees—that lbs at. the root all bod public speaking. . Perfect aelf-po-eewsion is the kev of genuine oiatory. L*am ...

... THE OLD MAN SPEAKS. A REMINISCENCE OF SCILLY. So you had a rough passage over from mainland. Fir? Well! Well! But the Little Lady, *he do try the visitors main hard. She is short, you see, sir, that she has to tumble over each little wave that meets ...

... THE AHT PDBLHJ SPEAKING. tin* remiaded tb« succeuful completion of volume of readings under tbe encouraging title',of “The Encore itedter. that among the uany new accomplishments which the enlarged *-’—*-« > > ibrva of our social talents hat there still ...

... people that it. is not a'cosotradictipn' in' teimss.':'ral instruction, if it means anything, means instrxixtioui''iix y' speaking. How are mutes, whose ears c are' clbie d, ta, n' 'benefit by education. of this kindf Let those .who ke ?? sceptical on ...

... MR. BALFOUR REFUSES TO SPEAK. Great public interest bn* been evoked in Tondon the report which was first published in yesterday's ** Tweeds Mercury London Correspondence, to the effect that Anglo-German agreement had almost been concluded this week. As ...

... WILL THE PROTECTIONISTS SPEAK OUT? (From tihe Economist.) Is*et not time for the Fair 1Traders and Protectionists to speak out plainly, and lot us know exactly what it is they mean? .To pass vague resolutions in favour of fiscal reform, as did the National ...

... ALL-ENGLISH SPEAKING GATHERING. I Tto Hon. A. J. Balfour and Earl have expr.*aed their Mr. J. Cooper's proposed pericolic All-English Speaking Gathering. The Hon. Jamas Berries, late Premier Yictona, Australia, writes—*l think the idee periodical festival ...

... THE RUSSIAN PRESS SPEAKS OUT St. Petersburg. Tuesday. In another article on the tragedy at Geneva the “Journal de St. Petersburg” says—lt was the hand of anarchist which grasped the weapon wherewith put an end to the life of Empress Eli»betb. That fanatical ...

... MR. GLADSTONE ON PUBLIC SPEAKING. I WVx 1n .a. ?? M~r. Gladstone, in acknowledging a copyof a recently. o publisheij work on *lergyman's Sore Throat, has I addressed a letter to the author (Dr. B. B. Shuldbam) on tha subject of the management of the ...