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... NO OPPORTUNITY TO SPEAK. Did anyone speak to the juryman about the trial?--No; no one spoke to him but the doctor, and I heard every word he said. M. Tobin: How- long were you with the sick juryman ?—I was with him an the time. And between 11.30 and one ...
... ROIXN SPEAKS. The great ulptor. jest spoken for the tin:. hate conic t. three reory !es In hare bee n fat at 'hist ha man Of IWO. it We& and 1 renchasa.,4 teamed modoAlt at env ratn nueold—l, pelt, lion. Art was Rodin's celebrated reel pier Carp ...
... THE KING SPEAKS ON EDUCATION. ...
... those Liberals who do not the views of the promoters of Wedne* day's meeting should speak out and plainly. Mr. Asquith has taken the earliest possible opportunity of speaking very plainly indeed. In enduing he has done • service to his emmtrs, since it is ...
... TO SPEAK. was • bid mem mid he waii litas bad. re tat h be saw bet • pair .1 lama he was aimed la weak te . Whims at last rho wee Oh de let see ae. 1 weal - de it aro*. target the littAe ems at home. Hie same SIIID gam as Katt. sad at Ham was Hatters ...
... PLAIN SPEAKING ...
... NOT ON SPEAKING TERMS A good story is being told at the service clubs of a reoent of an I Volunteer Regiment. I One by one the companies were brought to attention until it mune to No. 3 Company, the coptam of which had 1 ad a mi.:undo/N- I standing_ with ...
... THE CYNIC SPEAKS. Th. hero of plenty and the trumpet of fame would make a pleasant duct. Most of us feel that we could bear each other's burdens better than our owe. Make fetters bel:eve that they know than ton do and you will be pular. ...
... Speaking Figures. ...
... KITCHENER SPEAKS. Enjoins Burghers to Come in with their Families. Deeember 26.—The foi- 1 lowing prootareatims. dated Pretoria. December 23th, issued It is notified to all burghers that U, after this date, they voluntarhy surrender, they will be showed ...
... SPEAKING RECORDS. In announcing to-day the accept epee by the authorities at the British et ! the scheme put forward by the evening on March tt! for the atinuisitioa of speaking-mischnee ~cord, vocal, and otberwec, of stational isterest, we may congratulate ...
... WHY SPEAK NOW? The remarkable speech by Mr. Justice Giantham at Liverpool Assizes on Tuesday repudiating charges of bias made against him by 31r. Swift Mac Neill in the, House of Commons in connection with the Yarmouth election petition of 1908— to which ...