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... THE LOUD-SPEAKING TELEPHONE. Professor Tyndall presided laat night at a meet- ing of the Society of Arts, at which a paper was read by Mr Conrad Cooke, on Edison's improved loud-speaking telephone. The lecturer explained that Mr Edison's latest discovery ...
... THE LOUD-SPEAKING TELEPHONE. Professor Tvndali presided last night at meeting of the Society of Arts, which paper was read by Mr Conrad Cooke, on Edison's improved loud-speaking telephope. The lecturer explained that Mr Edison's latest discovery in connection ...
... There are 700.000 people still in Ireland who speak Irish. ...
... The compositor who substituted for w,' in speaking of alads' troubled with swelling of the feet, accomplished the worst typographical feat on record. An anti-vaccination demonstration took place on Friday night at Bicester, on the occasion of ...
... before attempting to speak inspire deeply ; then give time for quiet utterance, and after very slight practice the hesitation will be removed. No spasmodic action of the lower jaw must be permitte to separate the teeth when speaking. Carrying the American ...
... The Importance Music in Church.— An American paper thus speaks of the effect of music upon the pious and the wicked : — Marie has shown a kind heart in Richfield. When she came here she found poor little Episcopal church, and a discouraged minister ...
... The Importance of Music in Church.— An American paper thus speaks of the effect of music upon the pious and the wicked : — Marie Roze has shown a kind heart in Richfield. When she came here she found a poor little Episcopal church, and a discouraged ...
... The Supposed Blindness of Homer.—lt is believed by many that the poet was blind. In the Odyssey he speaks with peculiar tenderness of bard named Demodokes, whom the Muse, loving him right well, deprived of the sense of sight, but endowed with the sweet ...
... LORD CARNARVON ON HIS RESIGNATION. The Earl of Carnarvon, speaking on Saturday at the dinner of the company of tinplate and wire- workers at the Crystal Palace, said there were times when a public man was bound to remember that he had not only to serve ...
... A reader of Nicholas Nickleby, of statistical turn, of mind, states that there are no fewer than 117 speaking characters in that story, and that 25 more are named, making a total of 142. The Oldest Editor in the States.—The death is announced of the ...
... The Bishop Manchester on Funeral Reform. —The Bishop of Manchester, speaking at the inaugural meeting of the llochdale Funeral llcform Association, said that in the extravagance of modern funerals the bondage of fashion was a tyranny from which all classes ...
... THE SPECTATOR ON MR On Saturday the Spectator —the most weekly paper in England, and advanced Li f.- speaking of the Dundee election says man has a chance. But we cannot believe n headed Scotchmen sending up Jenkins. ...