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... THE SECRETARY SPEAKS. The ?? circumftanfes, drawn from the per- socnal experience of Dir isaac Whick, of the Borough Arus, Drudley-street, Wedunebury, are *o important and really retbiarlrabo that they caunot help but be of f interest and value to ...
... THE SECRETARY SPEAKS.x; III The following circumstancIes, drawn from the sonal experience of Mr. Isaac Whick, of Borough Arms, Dudley-street. Wedsesburv, SD important and really remarkable that t cannot help but be of interest atid value to; readers:- ...
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... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... Speaking .Ou1t, MR SHAw LEFMVRE is doing a splendid 8ervice to the cause of justice by forcing public attention in England to : .. . ._ ?? x A thereal facts of the present maladministration of the law in Ireland. He is no thoughtless and irresponsible ...
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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 ...
... from Kerry to Middlesex; and finally, with brutal frank- B ness, ho opposes the transfer as temporising with the subject. Speaking of brother e Comloervatives o' the samle way of thinking F IV~ as himself lhe Pays: It seems to many of ti Us that the ...
... 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 ...
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... has also t tendered his resignation as Liberal Whip to the n Ipswich Parliamentary Debating Society, and though' we cannot .speak positively'upon thjs' point, it is very likely that his resignation has in this instance also been accepted. How much c .frther ...