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... SPEAKING OF LONG AGO. To-day, as I pen these lines. one picture from the long-vanished past rises in my memory as clearly as though it hung OR a wall before my very eyes. It is of a boy about fourteen years old, propped up in a great arm-chair with pillows ...
... SPEAK GENTLY. Speak gently of the erring! Ye know not of the power With which the dark temptation came In sonic unguarded hour; Ye may not know how earnestly They struggled, or how well Until the hour of weakness came, And sadly thus they fell. Think ...
... ON PUBLIC SPEAKING. The following short paper on this subject in The Mon for May :—The best thing young man who defilers to becom e a successful pee* speaker is to join a debating eneiety. Here be take part in two kinds of debate —one elaborate preparation ...
... At the time of a General one often hears not a little plain speaking as to the part played by ministers in the political arena. Some approve, and othe ve of ministers ecclesiastical for the itical. Into so vexed a question it is not our intention toenter ...
... number of men employed of which we would speak, but of the years of service they have had either under James Bowman or James Bowman & Son for by the latter title the firm have been known since 1884. In the workroom will be found one hand rho has been ...
... Speaking of the Ccr THAT Cams nor itraeat~Taa an eminent Chinese writer (Lo Ya) says :— It tempers the spirits and harmonises the mind, dispels lassitude and relieves fatigue, awakens thought and prevents drowsiness. refreshes the body and cheers ...
... SPEAKING at a Nonconformist Unionist meeting in London on Wednesday, Mr Chamberlain said : —There are only two ways in which complete 4. religious equality can be attained in this country. The first is that the friends of the Church— Churchmen themse ...
... cattle—remarking, in passing, that he was not now I speaking as an Aberdeen Harbour Commissioner, but as one having some Lonneetion with the fanners of Craig—and expressed the hope that the importation of Canadian cattle would not immense to the same ...
... suit is that tits divs shams are wooed. and unsaleable MR Ilnosnlivagr, speaking at a Libcral t. ing is Oldham night, ridiculed t h.. Compensation Act, nn der whelk could only be given if a man fell $ feet. He inteseely amused his andiet.e. by quoting ...
... THE HUNILY EXPRESS, NOV. 14, 1896. REOWID POE SPEAKING. This is the latest estimate of the work Mr Bryan accomplished during the Presidential campaign : Number of speeches delivered Cities and towns spoken in States spoken in Number of words spoken on ...
... A TRIP TO ORKNEY. CONTRIBUTED HT ♦ VAGRANT AND TIM We all love Iltrathbogie, and. speaking to sash other. as we turned our steps, sorrowfully, towatds the bark that was to carry as home, of tse ' Hat might betide the other weary toilers in the disosa ...
... 5 LORD RANDOLPH CHURCHILL AT LIVZEPOOL EXCITING SCENE. Lord Randolph Churchill, speaking at the annual meeting of the Chamber of Commerce yesterday, said they would realise bow the gigantic business and credit and capital of great cities like Liverpool ...