... THE CORPSE” SPEAKS. Mr. Hilder wont into the garden next morning, and the girl next door whom the police had visited the previous evening, could hardly credit her eyes. According Mr. ‘■he stood almost petrified until the ‘’corpse spoke. Explanations ...

... CASEY SPEAKS Addressing Casey, the Judge again said if he wished to ask any questions he could. Casey made no reply, and the Judge then said, You can make any statement if you wish to, or call any witnesses if you wish to.” Casey then made an effort to ...

... Plain Speaking. Tn 1908 his conduot of the trial of the Yarmouth election petition was impugned in the ‘House of Commons by Mr, Mac Neill. . The plain bpeukint of Sir William is sufficiently illustrated when it is said that in one month he, from the Bench ...

... FRANK SPEAKING. The shadow Cabinet was attended Mr. Lloyd George, Lord Lothian, Lord Beauchamp, Lord Reading, Sir Win Simon, Sir Archibald Sinclair. Sir Herbert Samuel, Sir Charles Hobhouse, Mr. Isaac Coot, Mr. Ernest Brown, Sir Robert Hamilton, Mr. lan ...

... The Chancellor Speaks. Mr. Philip Snowden has at last broken his long silence. He made a speech Edinburgh, in which he made only a brief and very tepid reference to the Russian loan. have no sympathy with Bolshevism, he added. I regard it as a most ...

... Fledge Not to Speak. Mr Mitchell, applying for bail, said that all the men. including Smith, agreed give their word not to address meeting* the interval. called Smith, who said that had no intention making speeches, and added:— have not blemish character ...

... Speaking at I- Ckamberiain said tins point: long any country is able take up all its own supply for its osvn demand it does so. JU' *-“f » but when the lime conus that trade is depressed, either Germany or m the United States, or in other country, then ...

... HE PREMIER SPEAKS DIPLOMATIC DISCUSSION WILL FIND A SOLUTION. The question of Moroceo, as expected, was raised again in the House of Commons yesterday Mr. David Mason asked with regard to the action of Germany at Agadir. whether, in view of the fact that ...

... MINISTRY SPEAKS END TO HULL P.A.C. CONTROVERSY Tlie Alinister of Labour has, in effect, closed controversy between Hull Public Assistance Committee and tiic .Ministry regarding the future administration of transitional henelit. The Alinister lias informed ...

... PLAIN SPEAKING m**i’in;in s.\Mn;i, yost..,- «la\ son lie Lilmral ...

... SPEAK NO ILL, Don’t n oarper. Turn explorer for the good in life, rather than the ill. Cease to magnify unpleasantness that does exist, to invent it if it lias not yet struck the surface. There are some girls who assume an attitude of carping, thinking’ ...

... SPEAK UP ! It is reputed that special improvements have been designed in the Law Courts ease the problem of inaudibility. New sounding boards over witness boxes, elaborate lines of overhead wires and the filling up of alcoves and arches are all intended ...