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... modes of preparation for speaking, it seems to ime that every mnan would readily discover what suits him best. To write speeches and then to commit them to memory is, as you term it, a double slavery which I could not-bear. To speak without preparation, especi- ...
... Walker was addressing the meeting when one of the guardians rose to a point of order. Mr. WALIKER: I come here to speak, and I am going to speak. (Cheers from the unemployed and sensatioi am ong the guardians.) The CNAIR.MIAN : I cannot allow this. Mr. WALrKER: ...
... h proposes to speak at the banquet of the Associated Chambers of Commerce, at Hull, on the 19th inst., and at the annual dinner of the Bristol Working Men's Conservative Association on Oct. 22. Sir William Harcourt has promised to speak at a great de ...
... Gladstone speaking and it wras always a trait to hear Mr. Gladstone speaking, on whatever side of politics one might be; and if they were to speak of the personalitv of the House of Commons, they might arrest them- selves and go no further than to speak or dir ...
... carried unanimously. *. c xs'EM N1U'.. rose to speak next. Owing to a gre't nter tustlon it was a few minutos beforo the hom. geatht in could proceed. He, indeed, was not heard bs -at's) ptrsons whun lie did speak, for the disorder st'i inerruetion h id become ...
... Sir Chas. Russell, Q.AU', O.R. is expected to speak on Monday evening at the new Islington Hall. Ou the same evening Captain Verney, M.P., Mr. John O'Connor, M.P., and the Hon. Dadabhai Waoroji, will speak in the Cheetham Town Hall; at the Churnett-street ...
... driven them baiti. And so, Archbishops of Canterbury and York, speak out and tell the people what you think, and whether you speak for or against the caste you belong to, when you do speak, be it in terms as elear and straightforward as those of the Catholic ...
... that no man more than that gentleman was better able to speak with authority on the question before the meeting. (A voice: He's done a lot of work, hasn't he ?) Mr. Howell hoped he was speaking to intelligent men and he begged leave to tell the audience ...
... the Congress. Foreign delegates may speak in their respective lan- guage. Their speeches will he translated into French by translators whom the National Conference will place at their disposal. Delegates may speak only once on the same subject. The firat ...
... A red flag hung from the gallery over the platform. There were two chairmen, Citizen Duggan and Citizen Nave, the latter speaking in German. Citizen Murray, representing English Social Demo, crats, moved a resolution expressing approval of the principles ...