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... MR IVCARROLL SPEAKS. Mr McCarroll—We considered that subject fully before we threw the matter out, and we are hero now to go into the whole question, which is one that raises a great many important points We have three very important interests to consider ...
... _ _ gentleman perienee speaks I have a news . who has the widest ex- Moat fiattedirftn,_. i n Ireland, now in your ha nd. journal You ...
... - MR. W. T. STEAD ON PUBLIC SPEAKING. In & paper on The Art of Public Speaking, Mr. W. T. Stead, in the January Windsor, says, in conclusion:—l must draw to a close discursive gossip about the art of speaking and the great speakers whom I have heard ...
... The gentleman who has the widest experience of newspaperdom in Ireland, speaks most flatteringly of this journal you have now in your hand. ...
... ririllPNlP. THE Bit_VY AND sot:Tit 1)UBLIN HERALD - , I The - LISTER - Lines Appeal to All Up-to-date Farmers. lIIMIMIW was speaking to some gent!' 1 I t knowledge, and they told DUBLIN & WICKLOW MANURE Co council would be swamped over the scheme. Now -- ...
... . Mr. Jones—When I want Mr. O'Byrne to speak for me I'll ask him to speak. I'm well able to speak for myself. Mr. McCrea—And for a dozen more (laughter). Mr. McDermott—Aye. if there was anything in the speaking (laughter). Mr. Jones—Who is Mr. Bethell ...
... APPROVED REMEDIES FOR EVERYDAY MALADIES. For a fit of passion —Walk out in the open air; you may speak your mind to the wind,' without hurting anyone, or proclaiming yourself a simpleton. For a fit of idleness—Count the tickings of a clock. Do this for ...
... WE WON'T BE MUZZLED in this fashion, boys. Mr Bunbury—l have to speak yet. Mr O'Donnell—Are we to be treated like a flock of sheep or a number of school boys? The Chairman took no notice of the interruptions, and proceeded to take a division, which calmed ...
... is well known to everybody, but it may come as a surmise to some that as a match-maker his Honor has something to say. Speaking in a case at Newcastle Quarter Sessions on Friday, in which two elderly bachelors were concerned, the Judge said there was ...
... * * Bray Choristers who had the pleasure of visiting Wicklow on the occasion of the choir Festival. on Tuesday, speak highly of tho beauties of the district, and of the courtesy shown to visitors. ...
... * * * Stand to our guns is a common phrase among Rathdrum Guardians. **** * * * Quietness reigns supreme--comparatively speaking—at the meetings of the South Dublin Guardians- - as sure as eggs is eggs. ...
... il• ***** I note that my old friend, Mr. R. J. Mecredy, editor of the Irish Cyclist, speaks of a marine-scape. Is this usual? I know that seascape is. ...