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... SPEAKING IN PUBLIC. The gift of speaking in public is sui gottfris. It requires a special talent, and there are particular professions for the due performance of whose duties it a necessary qualification. To address an audience effectively presupposes ...
... speeches only a few of them should speak well, for in every department it is only the few who well, but the wonder is that the beet speakers do not speak better. Seeing that England may be said to be a Government by public speaking, we certainly ought to turn ...
... SPEAK GENTLY TO THE ERRING. Speak gently ! It is better far To rule love than fear— Speak gently—let no harsh words mar The good we might do here ! Speak gently : Love doth whisper low The vows that true hearts bind ; And gently Friendship’s accents flow— ...
... CELTIC SPEAKING RACES. Some interesting information with regard to the geographical distribution of the Celtic speaking population of the British Isles has been given by Mr. E. G. Ravenstein, F.R.G.S., in a paper read before a meeting of the Statistical ...
... PLAIN SPEAKING THE BREWERS. Mr. Edward Jenkins, M.P., in reply to address from the brewers of Dundee asking him to become vice-president of association for abolishing the brewers' license duty, says he knows no class better able to pay the duty. The increase ...
... PLAIN SPEAKING TO COLLIERS. At a conference of miners' delegates, held Glasgow on Wednesday, one of the members celled attention th£ fact that coal was becoming scarce in Glasgow, and proposed that should the price be increased the Conference should determine ...
... SPEAK & CO.'S AMERICAN CONDITION POWDER For Purifying the Blood of Hanes, and re• as • Tunic, which can be given at any moo d the year. This Powder has heen well tned for many yea, sod its welkin qualities have won for it a world.wide fams. Us Tome ...
... WELSH-SPEAKING BISHOPS TO TIIT. EDITOR THE DAT COCTUEK. Bn,—l cannot refrain pressing how prioved I was road the J'- r. Mr. James’s letter on the above pnbjoct. more particularly that portion which reflected so strongly, and. I think, nnjnstly on the ...
... ‘WELSH-SPEAKING DISHOPS. tiil ei»iron the cornisn. Sin.—-In to-duy's h-f-ue. your corrc.q ...
... PRINCE BISMARCK SPEAKS. A correspondent of the Daily Telegraph gives the follow- ing as a report of a eonversation he held with Prisce Bismarck on Monday last, The correspondent writes :— “Shall I try to give you the dialogue, sueh, at least, as is fit ...
... WELSH SPEAKING BISHOPS. TO TUB EDTTOB TUB D.Ut,Y COURIER. Sir,— lu your journal of Saturday last I road Ile ttor emanating from the pen the Bev. J. James, 8.D., upon the aix>Te subject, or rather dilating ui>on tb*; inc;i]mcities persons for such office ...
... Irish speaking race, of which there were 100,000, and he re. garded it as a disgrace to the United Kingdom that of that l number they were only able to reach with their Irish lgospels one out of 12. They had 700 more, who did, in- Ideed, speak the English ...