... BUT THE WINDOW SPEAKS FOR ITSELF. G. H. CHAMBERS, JOINER, BUILDER, & UNDERTAKER 3, DEAN .STREET. AGENT TO THE ROCK FREEHOLD LAND SOCIETY. FOR GOOD SOUND RELIABLE BOOTS AND SHOES, GUARANTEED ALL LEATHER, NO SHODDY, GO TO TAYLOR BROS., 39, POW-STREET. THOMAS ...

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... THE DUMB SPEAKS, A Cardiff correspondent sends the following extraordinary story • A most singular experience has just befallen a Rhondda collier, named David Davies, of Treherbert. He was one of the many sufferers by the memorable explosion at Penycraig ...

... PUBLIC SPEAKING. Dr. W. H. Stone, in a lecture at the Royal TYPOtution, London, on Singing, Speaking,and Stammering, gave some partienstim respecting the effect of the rate of delivery in speaking. Rapid speaking, he said, was an unnecessary tax on ...

... THE SPEAK ERSHIP. The Right lion. Henry Bouverie Will Brand, who was re-chosen for th third time Speaker of the Miami of Common., is the fourth occupint of the Diisir since the accession of her Majesty. On the meeting of Parliament in January, 1833, Fir ...

... YR. OLADSTONP. SPEAKS. Mr. Gladstone, who was warmly received from the Ministerial benches, assigned the first part of his reply to affairs in Egypt. Ile took comfort from the fact that whilst Sir Stafford Northeots had expressed apprehension that the ...

... for public speaking. She, however, declined to go there,. saying that she claimed the right to speak where she was and should continue to do so. She said it was her intention to do so every Sunday until the right was conceded. She did speak on the following ...

... IT IS WELL TO SPEAK OUT. The Times says— A v»ry painful and disagreeable impression has, learn, been made by the outspoken language of the Austrian Minister, well by the full text of Lord Salisbury's speech of last Tuesday. For those who may have inferred ...

... FATHER CHRISTMAS SPEAKS. Yea, here once more. Thousanda of years Have sped, since first I knew this earth ; We both are older. I have whiter grown, The earth, alas has ta'en another hue, When I wa. .enn and lusty -rd Fm these long locks had grown so on ...

... THE DUKE SPEAKS OUT. The Duke of Cambridge. who has been visiting Liverpool to inspect the defences of the port, was entertained at dinner by the Mayor. His Royal Highness, responding to the toast of his health, said: Though much was said about military ...

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... SIR GEORGE TREVELYAN SPEAKS HIS MIND. Sir George Trevelyan, in a letter to Mr Stewart, the Glatistonian-Liberal candidate for Spalding Division, approving his candidature, expressed regret for the language in which Mr Chamberlain had taunted the Gladstonians ...