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... 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 ...
... tliereforc frocit givilig a strong opiliont on the ?? you silisiit to mc. Where a mailc speak let oits spestle-it is Ito doubt Dmost effeetive ; but wsero a sifi celinot speak, lie anist retsd. Is stat this ?? suitl of the whole ]s tier? ' Ii hl s ou vonfur ...
... and the V'eekly Mercury of 16 pages. THE LEEDS MERCURY. IT is stated that thie DiCHiESS O1 EDINBURGHI, | L! Or ietters lme, speaks with Spent grntitudo of tho ! al . l~ ?? rveeption she bas met with, in gland froen nil clasescs. It is ruimonred that during ...
... I THE LEEDS MERCURY, TimE semi-official press of Germany is speak- ing more confidently as to the results of the Gastei| interview than it did in the first instance, According to the New Tree Press a League of Peace was formed, which is to he directed ...
... THE LEEDS MERCURY. THE news from Palis continues to speak I I hopefully of the strategic movements of MAnSIIIL MAMAtox, and of the ability of MwSnAL BAZAINE to form a junction with hich whenever lie chooses, but it is bewilderingly vague as to the situation ...
... THE LEEDSEI)8 IE1RCURY. I - ?? Tim EmrErpO 01o Grl-G:mAYY, spe'aking Ot the I ! dinner given in his hioltr :it Kici on Sntnldf ,N dwelt I upon the developnien.t of the Miarine, adl saiL he lie remembered with gratitude the late Aucun.a ElnrcL I ADnL.LEnrr ...
... THE LEEDS MERCURY. M. GAUDETTA has issued an electoral address, I in which he says that France is about Do speak and pronounce her opinion of the present Cabinet, of the personal policy of the Chief of the State, and of the unjustifiable dissolution of ...
... for the public wan that the average speaking in our public assemblies should be higher in its character Ond quality; that the audience should be trained to appreciate nothing below what might be called good speaking; that, instead of popularity being the ...
... not have fitted the Anglish people if it had been made for them-it had grown with their growth. In speaking of the rapid increase of the English-speaking race, the lecturer stated that 76 years ago they did not exceed 30 millions; they now num- bered 85 ...
... difference between the oaths of ancient natious which invoked tire present and immediat2 wrath of the gods on him wsho did not speak the truth, or who failed to accomplish a certain taslc, ?? tho modern or post-muaidane' oath, which is based on the religious ...
... cessful Parliamentary efforts to remove the electoral disabilities of women at the commencement of the present session, speaking in congratulatory terms of the progress which the enfranchisement of women in all classes of society was making, as was shown ...
... her sons, he was aboist to go to Canada, where his parents resided, and he had heard him speak of England as tile ''old country. He, therefore, preferred to speak of him as a maan of international ox cosmopolitan repute, which was justified bythe fact ...