... Jamo' Clarks and Co., Pleet street. Price la. Stammering, its natore and treatment, with appendix on voice production sad speaking, by Kmil Behnke. Fourth and enlarged edition. London T. Fisher Unwin, le. The Lt.oLLANDi.LArr Lrgxnds. By Lonis Llollandllaff ...

... What are yon speaking on did not think any one who voted for him would like bim to sit there and not allowed to speak. The CHAIRMAN : Yon are getting fair amount •f latitude now. (Laughter.) What are you speaking aponP Aid. NEILL lam speaking on the minutes ...

... functions. The House heard with amazement the confession of Mr. Darwin, given through the Home Secretary, that in anhstame he did speak in the sense attribnted to him. It smiled when added that these observations were informal ; it laughed, but with a touch of ...

... improvements in administration for simplifying and cheapening procedure uoder the Act further legislation would bs necessary. Speaking generally, tbe rants for their cottages were fairly well paid, though In some oaioos considerable arrears were still outstanding ...

... from a. sporting standpoint.—Mr. Rawton : is a queer sort of' sport see men pounding oce another.—Mr. Bainbridge : Are you speaking of the fight which waa reported in tbe papers r— Mr. Wilson : Yds.—Mr. Rainbridge : I can't ray much about the flower of ...

... her disapproval by closing her house at Warren, cutting off all association with the family, and is even said ceasing to on speaking terms with the Princess, and those strained re- have continued to her death. Crntkal Sheffield's Repbkbimtatif*. Mr. Howard ...

... was so long connected. An executive committee was appointed smsnge for % public meeting, at which Mr. Gladstone promised to speak. The living of Holy Trinity, Cambridge, has been offered by the Peacho to the Bev. C. J. Fro?tec. vioar of St. Peter's. agios ...

... to remark that it was very fine day. “Yea,” said the poritanieal Scot, gruffly, “but is this a day to be talking about ?’* Speaking at some length in glorification of Scotland and tbe Soottisb character, the lectnrer said that the Soot and all bis leading ...

... sum. ** Duties of Chairman.”—-* A. U.* is informed that the rcle which quotes is not sufficient to debar the chairman from speaking for or against resolution before patting tbe meeting. It might be made have that effect striking out the words from ** i ...

... that during the reign of Her Maist Blessit Majestic Margaret every maiden lady of high and low estate should have liberty to speak to the man she liked. If he refused to take her to be his wife she should have the privilege of fining him £lOO or less, according ...

... ME. BBOADHURST AND SIR WALTER FOSTER, M.P. Speaking Long Eaton Tborsuay night in eondemnation of the action :of the military Featherstone doting the coal crisis Mr. Broadborst said one man had signalised hi mat-If for his courage and honest independence ...

... (Mr. Asouith) d very strongly Saestions this kina being pat, at any rate without ae notice. He assured the bon. gentleman, speaking in the interest of pablic order, that, so far his experience went, the motive in making these speeches was vanity, and tho ...