... 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 ...

... WHO SPEAKS FIRST? I.N Newton first lighted on the idea of gravitation, we are told that he r olce sought to explain by means of it the motions of the moon. But S his time the dimensions of the earth were imperfectly known, and the *ta at his hand did ...

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... as hope understanding, in the future near and far, aisong English-speaking peoples, though it may not be matter of certainty, yet is beyond the necessity of going a begging, so to speak, for recommendations frons aisy individual, earnestly and with my ...

... it is so intereitlig as to be almost overwhelming. Mr. Barham Zincle, no incompetent calculator, reclons that tre Englislt speaking peoples of the world a hundred years hence will pro'!ably count a thousand nillions. Some French author, whose name I un ...

... lecturer, if heis true \u Isis art, will remlemlber this o.n every occasion. E,:xrEmPo-rE SPEAKING. To gain this further advantage he Must, to some extent, speak extempore. I am not saying anything against the mlost careful Orep hention o b trat phrases ...

... with it to his ear. EVEN CONVERSATIONAL SPEAKINC SHtOUILD BE LEARNT. The famous throat doctor says that speaking does not come by nature, Speaking, even of that slif.sau0d kind ?? icli is mnostly used in ordinary con- versation, is an art, and as s[clili ...

... herself at her lover's feet, pleading: Speak, speak, Ferencz. See, I am young. I love you ; do not let me be killed. You will save yourself and me if you speak out. When you are free we will go far away and be happy. Speak, my Ferencz, and save your future ...

... could only speak French. Eleven i ~anbers Could neither speak, nor write, nor even read French. To trtcrce the use of German would deprive the Delegation of the services of its ablest debaters. In Lorraine there are 200,000 people who cannot speak a word ...

... of public speaking the case is not quite the same. He is himself a speaker of power, with the uncommon gifts-4 colour, fire, and imagination. No doubt from the political point of, view he is sometimes open to Mr. BRIGHT'S sarcasm- He speaks extremely ...

... As to modes of preparation for speaking, it seems to me that every man would readily discover what suits him best. To write speeches and then to commit them to memory is a double slavery, which i could not bear. To speak without preparation, especially ...

... GLADSTONE. In the course of conversation with a local reporter, at Hawarden Rectory, Thursday, the Rev. Stephen Gladstone, speaking on the subject of a rumour 0bli5hed to the effect that the time is drawing near, and may any day be announced, when the ...