... THE MOTHER, SPEAKS. 1 have given ruy son to England. I falteted : 'Go forth to the fight— It is not mine nor thine to deny at our country's need !' Part bravely, 0 mothers of England, nor question of right and of might, But send brave sons to the battle ...

... WILL SPEAK ON Auxsthetics. ' Amount of Pain. MISS O. M. ANSELL on Th. Royal Commission. Dr. W. B. CAMERON Is expected to Spezk. Chairman - ALFRED FOSTER, GRAND THEATRE, CROYDON. Massager: M. ROLAXD Dasnat. Assist. & Treasarer : lb. ERNIksT IN MONDAY ...

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... SPEAKS FOR ITSELF By ite Circulation, which during; 1913 has almost trebled that 1912. It* Programme for 19T4. which practically al FREE CHURCH LEADERS CONTRIBUTE. Its Tjeading Frctnre?. including the direct GOSPEL APPEAL appear in every Issue. •* Pages ...

... SPEAK MRS. BLACK (Late Secretary West Riding United Temperance Council). 116 &milord Dewsbury Road, Leeds. JOHN PENNY. 2, bases Building.. Charles buset. She!Bald. --_=.----- COIARLES H. SPENCER. Part:ugton. ki At liberty week-ends. 60 round Manchester ...

... THE ART OF SPEAKING. Mr. Arthur Bonrehier delivered lecture uader (he title of Art Loquendi: A few words on the gentle art speaking distinctly. in the Brill Hall, Eton College, Windsor, on the 22nd ull. Mr Bourchier, who is an M.A. of Oxon, in the coarse ...

... THE EMPEROR SPEAKS. • It is quite • mistake to think List M. Letensly is joking about Ins eoloniastion the verdict of a gentleman who enjoyed the rare favour d a chat with the Emperor at the Savoy Hotel. He is thoroughly in earnest, and ridicule ...

... EXTEMPORE SPEAKING. 8y the Rev. J. EDGAR FOSTER. M.A. Fourth F4iHon. Teaches not the theory, but the practice of Oratory. Numerous lemons that train the mental faculties, teach language, wordpainting, dramatisation. etc. In Its scope and atm the work ...

... Speaking Figures. 56 In a AAA for A isle of over 6 , olmA= Norm per 56 Years or liver-growlng DirowswilA Flom% seems, speak Tbe refer t• ...

... The Dumb Speak. Amnesty—Mr. Goremikin paused to take a drink of water—amnesty will nef, of course, be granted. When, atter bowing stifly to the assembly, the Premier resumed his seat the silence was oppressive. It was the silence which precedes a great ...

... PLAIN SPEAKING AT A CONSLI:V.ITIVE MLETING. The chief featnre of Friday evening's' meriing of members in the Iturrago %%arl of the t cusertative and Unionist Association, held in the Conduit Road Schools, Plumatead, was an address on - What the programme ...

... Speaking Figures. Ms a WM 1/ it A et %moos Mom per Aswourik 51 %Nam et liver.growtrog DemeedA 11 1 11ipme. iselor Om wager Tim lisers• lore shim si ...