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... PASSING NOTES. Volunteer flatter,. Compulsory Military Training. In speaking to the Windermere Volunteers on Saturday night Mr. Little voiced one or two things which must be in many minds. To make one's self efficient and to learn to be a respectable ...
... CLEAN-CUT SEPARATION. NR. BALFOUR 011411 E ALTERNATIVE TO CIVIL WAX) speaking:o,4.a .tlemonsitelitipa_ . a: Cogent ry on SaturdAy, Balfotir moved • the following retlqtion : • We protest against the use of the Niy and the Army to drive out by force ...
... ' TRISH ADMINISTRATION. Lord Dunraven, speaking at a dinner of the Mae. cheater Reform Club, expressed the opinion that there was uo ~ay on the face of the With is WITH COPPERS. which adininiateßtiols was so bad se it is Rho Raunds shoemakers who visib-d ...
... people speak English, 100,000,000 speak Russian (for not all the people of the Empire talk the national tongue). 75,000,000 use German, 70,000,000 employ Spanish, including the inhabitants of the Latin-Americtii countries, and 40,000,000 speak French ...
... MM DULWICH. Speaking Dalwieh bn - Friday night, Kr. Boner Law, M.P.. the present Goyernmeta WWI • unique one. It consisted of three elements only—the man outside. Mr. Red. mond; the speaking-tube. Mr. Lloyd George: and the megaphone. the Prime Mini ter ...
... Surprised and rather put out at being disturbed, the Bishop asked what he wanted, and the priest answered: To speak to you, unless I alarm you. Speak; I wilt listen, said the Bishop. The prienat sat down, and in ...
... claimed: Me speak English ! Capital! said I. And where did you learn it ? Me sneak ! Yes, I know; but where did you karn? In London? No—small boy. ger' small boy. two year, Australia; me Englishman: me speak eight-languages. Me speak English ...
... therefore, most earnestly acquire an agreeable voice in speaking, and cuard yourself carefully from falling into snarl. mg tone.. It is so easy to pick up a sharp and snappish manner of speaking. Very often it is acquired in mirth, and in the give-aml ...
... MR. BRODRICK. Mr. Brodrick, speaking at Guildford, dwelt on the divisions in the Liberal party on the question of Home Rule for Ireland, and said that if the Liberals were returned to power they would find Mr. Redmond ready to blow the whole party to ...
... THE LICENSING QUESTION. Slr William Forwood, chairman of Quarter Sessions, speaking at Liverpool at the conclusion of hearing licensing appeals, said that the second reading of the Compensation Bill had been passed by ter• House of Commons, and it was ...
... MR. LONG ON THE GOVERNMENT. Speaking at Darlington on Monday night, Mr. Walter Long accused the Government of deliberate fraud. Having deceived the country and brought the Crown into the dust, they had resorted to unprecedented methods in order to carry ...
... WORDS OF WISDOM Keep your. , teinper. Never borrow trouble. Learn by your mistakes. Live within your means. Speak DO evil of anyone. Too much speaking is not best. Rather set that follow example. Persevere against discouragement!. He is rich enough who owes ...