... THE RKJECTUD SPEAKS. THE rsjaoted of South Glamorgan, Cardiff, and Gllwer ha.s delivered a political address in the last-named constituency. Ho is evidently pre. paring for another'defeat, and from his speech I glean i-hat ho sees no opportunity of again ...

... THE QUEEN SPEAKING. Her Majesty astonished her Welsh subjects to- day by speaking in Welsh. In returning thanks for some of the presents she received at Palé this afternoon, where she was presented with a walk- ing stick, her Majesty responded: Diolch ...

... ON FORENSIC SPEAKING. It is a long time since any such eloquence as that to which Sir Charles Russell is treating the Parnell Commission has been heard in an English court of justice. In saying this I am not thinking (remarks the correspondent of the ...

... 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. of I The following oircumstances, drawn from the is personal experience of Mr Isaa Whick, of the, Boough Arms, Dudley Street, Wednesbury, are . so important and really remarlkable that they iq cannot help but be of interest and ...

... 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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... 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 ...

... THE SECRETARY SPEAKS. W The following circumstances, drawn from the per, sonal experience of Mr I-sac Wbick, of the 'Borongh n Arms, Dndley Street, Wednesbury, are so important and really remarkable that they cannot help but be i, of interest and value ...

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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 ...

... PUBLIC SPEAKING. WE are told that the Americans cultivate the art of public speaking more than is the case in the old country, as our Transat- lantic cousins delight to designate England. Refined Romans were fond of eloquence, and the voice of CICBRO ...