... Teaching the Dumb to Speak. A writer in the November number of the Quiver gives an account of the wonderful work done in teaching deaf mutes. Let us look into the classroom, he says, at the Clerkenwell school which is occupied by the lowest class, ...

... I do not see that there- is any need to speak of your father, he .said. it is not a pleasant story. My sister—your Mothermade an unequal marriage., Your father was Francis Myercroft—you bear his name—that is all! Myercroft was vexed with this evasion; ...

... UARY 190f.3 regaining his hold,• however, he persevered, aud at last was within speaking distance of Grace. As briefly as possible the girl explained the danger of herself and friend,for any shame she might have felt OD being found by him in such a ...

... 4.. Don ' t ;.. ive ! ia t ~ 0 ~ A neighbour speaks here—tells how he was cured months 3 amo and 45,,,,,,:t:-..- :,. .. , •, , i,:; , a has remained well ever since— Says the illness has been driven away, to stay away. Kidney Disease—lts Dan- ' ' V rit*: ...

... 41it and rgluntour. When actions speak louder than words— When it's a Waterbury. • Why's yer far ver goin' abart on crutches, Emnier ? Why, muvver copped 'im kissing Brahn's old woman. Which do you like better- . —money or nobility? Well, I love ...

... one word of regret for having done what ho hai. He had been prevented from speaking in nis own constituency and imprisoned for speaking in others, and the moment he rose to speak in the House the Prime Minister gaggAd him. He would have been a cov,a. and ...

... is your name ? Witness.—John 'Awkins. • Counsel.—With •or Without an h Witness (emphatically).—J-o-h-n. Loud laughter.) SPEAK UP, DADDY. At Bow-street Police Court, .on Saturday, Albert Edward Burnham, 24, employed as temporary porter at the General ...

... LAZY, HAZY, AND CRAZY. Mr. Emniott, the Radical member for Oldham, speaking in the House of Commons on Thursday, described the three parties in the Church as Low Church and lazy, Broad Church and hazy, High Church and crazy. ...

... A WORD IN SEASON. Speaking at a banquet at Dunkirk, On Tuesday, on his return from Russia, President Loubet said the result of his journey should be to determine all Frenchmen to cease or to temper their quarrels. The country lived, not on personal disputes ...

... They speed from goal to goal. Hide in your heart a bitter thought, Still it has power to blight; Think Love, and though you speak it not It gives the world more light. ...

... TEIE END OF THE WAR. Speaking onMonday at the annual meeting of the Hampstead Conservative Association, Mr. Milvain, M.P., said he had reason to be sanguine that the war would be over before May. He had received private information from South Africa that ...

... warmth: Will you allow me to speak? I hope Mr. ThompSon will confine himself to what he rase to propose. (A Voice, lie has no right to say that; he is only addressing the press, the same as he always does.) Mr. Thompson.—l speak on behalf of the ratepayers ...