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... PUBLIC SPEAKING'. Dr. Johnson and the critics of cis pe-riod wore I rely fonld of insisting vith regard to a good play that it should have a cminrelicemcut, a middle, and an end. This rule remnniued a golden role in dramnatic matters, if not for centuries ...
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... be, of such contention. But the passing ] observer knows that before Emancipation and re- form Ireland was not suffered to speak, held down c' first by martial law and an enormous armed force, t acid then by the violent supR-ession, as in Dublin 6e county ...
... P MR. - PARNELL TO SPEAK AT NOTTINGHAM.. TEE PREPARATIONS FOR HIS RECEPTION. il (7> AS0OCIAT1ON TELEGRA. . Nottingham, Thursday. The aunouzceuient thait br. Parnell would iit Nottingham on Tuesday cest and sddress a rms meeting 07f ~he Liberal party came ...
... friction arm, this is genierally received explanation. The chalk may, howeTer, be apparently dry, and, still the telephone speaks well. Added to this electrolytic action, the speaker suggested the clectro-dinamic action of the current. He had that day ...
... the objects of the solicitude of our even-keeled rulers. In 1881 there were in Donegal 71,764 who could speak | Irish, and of these 12.249 could speak Irish only. The vast majority of thee live together in four hba ronies. Had Sir P. Keenan's recommendations ...
... tindetre erti ' of a rule Whifh thave fbund it teessry toadopt 1, and C Aide by b stnc4tty-.utiai a rule that there e A se be no speaking (laughter). Now perhaps youi wiIJ aik tee the. reao* tat I bed tbough fit e I '5 With pou? tiprfvsi ( . dnt *ih Pto spepk ...
... of chil- I dren living in Irish speaking districts . In 1S81, ten rears after Sir Patrick reached the top rung of the ladder, there weie upwards of 18,000 per- sons in Ireland under twenutyyears of age whho could not speak a word of English. This vrst number ...
... and Stephen Mason, Al P, will speak at Blantyre. On Friday Mr. Asquith, C c, will speak at Kilmarnoek and on Saturday in Glasgow. On Friday three meetings v-ill be held throughout the ?? Elgin and Mlr. Fowler, I P, speak at Dundee, Messrs John Dillon ...
... language. Hje makes it a canse of punish-, ment to speak lrish in the school, and has instituted a sort of police amongsit their parents to see that in their intercourse with one another at home the children speak nothing but English. 'rhis very intelliggeut ...