... district sided over by the Rev. Marehall Pandles was being delivered on the needs of Met district by the Rev. James Chalmers, speaking for ten minutes or a quarter 0o rev. gentleman said, ,I think I have when he suddenly appeared to faint ?? He was caught ...

... is going to bathe, an American says that he is h going in swimming. We cannot imagine wherefore Americans speak of retiring` I where we speak of going to bed. You can s: L retire without going to bed, but you can E L scarcely go to bed, as a rule, ...

... tion complete in itself, Mr Harrison speaks of three methods, each having its defiulte use and character:-(l) The Dramatic Method; (2)the Rhythmic Method; (3) the Method of using Reading as a Mode of Public Speaking. A measure of success in the quieter ...

... it- pardcPn, a deinaitration-of this so;-L where most of the speaking n\v out clone by Mr. \WILLIAN O'BR IEL., 'the \Nationili-it King, GoD blcss him, as a New Irish Lady called out. Speaking to an English audience, he naturally made no reference to the ...

... he was going to be asked to speak. Now, I well remember that three or four years ago, when sitting next to the late illustrious poet at a private dinner-party, our conversation chanced upon this question of public speaking, and . Broawing spoke to me ...

... OLDEST MUTUAL LIFE OFFICE IN EXISTENCE. NINETY YEARS' RECORD' The followingfigures for the first ninety years of this century speak for themselves: Received from Members . ?? 7 Paid to Members: Claims by death . ?? 19,224,348 Bonuses ?? 21,607,377 Surrenders ...

... haunting, tearful expression of unusual charm. Speak ! I may add, is a subject that has been in the painter's mind ever since he was a lad of one- and-twenty, and it has duly been realised, roughly speaking, after a lapse of two score years. It really ...

... parties after the next election as they did in 1885, and they will in that case be able to compel the Liberals to speak out. Why not speak out freely now, without a de- grading compulsion P ...

... in her appc,%ranc-, and that when she came to the wire grating to speak she was bent nearly double. Her face was wan and pable, and she trembled so that she seemed scarcely able to speak. She stated that there had been iuquiries as to how certain matters ...

... RELIGION ON TIHE SLAVE COAST. 'The Ew'e-speaking Peoples of the Slave Coast of West Africa. By A. B. Ellis, Major. (Chapman and Hall.) This is a complement to Mr. Ellis's former work, ?? Tshi Peoples of the Gold Coast, blat there is a distinct advance ...

... wheat croD seems to have been extremely variable. Some returns speak of a heavy yield and good quality of grain, -while others complain both of quantity and intrinsic merit. Generally speak- ing,, both grain and straw have suffered much from the inclement ...

... end and purpose of ritual was to give public and corporate expres- sion to the faith and devo ion of Christians. It is not speaking too strongly, he said, to characterise as heartless and cruel the spirit that would lead the rulers of the Church to treat ...