... of the ordinary b ness, said at next meeting the Board he wished to before them sf the orders of the Beard ‘The Vice hil speak twice, and he (Mr bed 5 and he wiehed to hy bed. boon re, fee Das Board which had ‘The that a ee of on my govern- ? MG h— have ...

... THE ART OF SPEAKING. The foundation of speaking is readiug : if you read badly you will not speak well Now run over in your thoughts list of your acquaintances : Low many of thent stand up and utter two seutences the roost commonplace subject Without ...

... WRITING, READING, AND SPEAKING. One of the many vigorous signs of the intellectual progress distinguishing our own times is the extended application of true artistic principles to objects which century or two ago would, in general way, have been deemed ...

... PROFESSOR AYTOUN ON PUBLIC SPEAKING. In his inaugural address to the Associated Societies in the University of Edinburgh, on Monday, Professor Aytoun thus adverted to public speaking : Any man may become a fair public speaker, if he ■will resolutely ...

... A LADY SPEAKING IN COURT. The p in the Divorce Court, London, on Friday, were of unusual interest, from the fact that a lady, w counsel withdrawn from the case in consequence of not, according to his own statement, hav- ing had time to master the com ...

... in this ; I say let him first of all learn to speak easily and fluently ; as well and as sensibly as he can no doubt, but at any rate let him learn to speak. This is to eloquence, or good public speaking, what the being able to talk in a ild is to correct ...

... The (Ecumenical Council.—The Monde, speak ing of the probable duration of the coming council, says: Many people, in speaking the length of the (Ecumenical meeting, say that the one held at Trent lasted eighteen years, and that the present one might continue ...

... MR ROEBUCK SPEAKING HIS MIND ON THE a SAVOY QUESTION. Teport im our last :— ve give the following supplementary to the telegraphic (laughter) Mr Korsvcx —Not being of any party whatever I think may reply to the question, why we mix up the two subjects ...

... A MAN MAKES HIS LAST WILL AND SPEAKS HIS MIND. A short time sincj, Mr William Dunlop, of Gairbraid, Colborne Township, C.W., departed this life, leaving the following as his last will and testament. It is now being contested in Chancery in the district ...

... One of the members of the American Legusiature speak on the commenced by saying — oes, on the of mankind in general. better stop, sitting near enough to mull him by of the same hole you went in at.” cont tail ; “you bad stop, you are coming out OUSES ...

... The Times, upon the Ritualist position, speaks follows :—They may be in the right, but their conduct is proof that ttiey are not loyal members of the existing English Church. Everything tends, in short, to show that Hitualism is utterly incompatible with ...

... selyea to speak. Then follow © 2 of the of the massacre, after which the question is put— What is the feeling of the mother country now !” and we are told that— “If England's sympathies arc what they were of old, for ber flesh and blood, ebe will be not ...