... the readiness tov of a first-rate stump orator. Colonel Stark, of ,1 Nebraska, a member of Congress, was announced Ne to speak in a certain town in Nebraska, and many cdi people of his political faith-it is not necessary his to say which side he was ...

... v, his liviug, and for the means of takiug his degree. i11 Speaking, many years later, of this frst attempt, Dr. Ibsen said:- 0. My play was written by night. I was of obliged, so to speak, to steal the hours of leisure er necessary from my master, ...

... know my necktie's under one ear-I know it-but I can't help it now; its too late-everything's too late. Here I go. SPEAK, George Thompson! SPEAK, you fool ! (Aloud.) Mr. Tonstmaster-L-l-and Gen- lemen- -GaAcE S. RICHsOND. ...

... FATHER IGNATIUS AND THE MASTER CHIISTIAN.7' th PLAIN SPEAKING AT of SOlTHKSEA. y, }'atlier Jgustius, the founder of the Church of I of I Enghiud Monastery at Llanthouy, Wales, de- g1 r- livered a lecture to a crowded audience at the he Portland Hall ...

... thle attribute of the highest type of manhood, aud if not always a guaranty of success in life, it sis certainly, humanly speaking, worelikelywhen combined with integrity, to attain success than r any other quality with which man is endowed. ?? there are ...

... Mr. Evans to it attend a meeting and speak to them, buho Air. of WVpA.zLxeGFOR suggested that they onlly wanted beer. (Loud laughter and aproar.) *r MR. SWEENEY AS A I RAINBO3W. d Mr. SWaUNnY again rose to speak, but be wag s not allowed to proceed far ...

... ve sing, rer With our loved ones safe in England at our side; But it's Tommy learns the msaning of the words we lightly speak. of paiu and thirst, and hunger and the rest, For when England calls for Totuy l~ e is nevec far to seek, And for dear old ...

... Legations. Of the conduct of the its detachment of Marines Sir Claude MlacDonald er speaks as follows in a despatch addressed to Sir ts ER. Seymour:- a- I cannot speak in any other terms but those of sn the highest praise of the behaviour of the officers ...

... said what Was fonldi r mlsant for : CTood n .dray,, but which, tco labo~ I lea~rnt, imeatit ?? Good tl ir God ! Those who speak Spanish will casiiv g - nderstand the confueion. ...

... lttters per word, aid we shall find that a t] fairly expert dettf and durab person will speak 4 3 words per rainutc. A persloin in possession of n speech will probably speak 190 words in the saume a s)'licu of tiune. he Our Most Frrtlutiul Courstlers. s1 According ...

... He remarks that this surely must be a new vway of interpretin antid dfispenising Enoglish law ani 3ustice.2, Roughly speaking, ?? 25 eneine-room artihiiers are iffected by thie numtuthorised additiomt to the Queea's regulations, svhile there were ...

... have thought I did myself more justice. bat a which had passed without comment or apparent d( r effect. Mr. Bvaweis also speaks of certain al psychic states iuto whicb, through the mnagnetism of listening crowds, a preacher may enter, often amounting ...