... eleven in the evening should be the hours during which plain speaking should have the rule in every Temple of Thespis where his votaries are collected. Hamlet may tell the players to speak tie speech trippingly on the tongue, but the value of such a rendition ...

... SPEAKING- LIGITHOUS SaS.,. -* The grounp-lashhitg systemi gives a very charac- terisao iigbt, and uoe n;ot to be CoLmouLided eirher with a fixed light or with one whicu fiwsies at equidisanti intervais of time. lt also permits of great variety. It is ...

... THE SECRETARY SPEAKS. Tantollowing nir anesutan.ea, drawn from tho personal ?? of Mr. ?? Whick, of the Borough Arms, Dadley Street, Wedneabary, are 0o important amd really remarkable that they cannot help but be of intereet ead value to all readee ...

... PLAIN SPEAKING. i Ona of our inumerousAustralistis VisitRwID.t sum- .~nr'~as'writenin the 1 'Mellbire Agg eoliiesabot is,ibit to Edinburghn'lso st' arrangeme Int mdfothrceion aud entertain, of, scent of the vsirsyter hosts--the Tow of Council. The re~ ...

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... amuse, and the public do .not care much for the unities. Some suoh similar revolution has attended the history of public speaking. Time was when it had its preface and its conclusion, its exordium and its pero- ration. It was almost a science, with rules ...

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... THE[I SECRETARY SPEAKS. rli- V-, l ?? ?? ;P - .- ?? I .- - 1. ,. ---F r Thefoilowingcircuinstauces,drawn froin the per- r sonal experienceot MTr. Isaac Whick, of the Borough v Arms, Dudley-street, Wednesbury, are so im- a r portant and really retnarkable ...

... LET THE PEOPLE SPEAK. WE have over and over again urged upon the people of Wales, and of the kingdom generally, to take every leijitimato action which would tend to wipu off the stain placed on the character of the British nation by the imprisonment of ...

... WELSI1-SPEAKING BISHOPS. The following correspondence between Dr. F James, the rector of Pont Robert, near Welslipool, b and Lord Salisbury, on the subject of Welsh-speak- C ing bishops and Welsh Bees has been published:- C [CoPY.] a Pont Robert Rectory ...

... of Lords; Sir Richard Cross has given notice that he proposes to omit it, and omitted it will be unless the country speaks out, and speaks at once. The fourth and last point is that, while no fresh arbitrary power in any shape or form shall be given to ...

... WELSH-SPEAKING CLERGY. The Action Against the Bishop of Liandaff. In the Qneen's Bench Division of the High Court of Justice, on Wedneedity, the case of the Marquess of Abergavenny v. the Bishop of Lian- daff was concluded before Mr Baron Huddieston. ...