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... Public Speaking, In public :Beaking, as I have said, this is especially a great nuisance. Anyone, for example, can estimate it who has ever had the misfortune to speak in public and to be honoured with a short and condensed report by the newspapers. In ...

... DENE AND SPEAK. ENTHUSIASTIC GATHERING- There was a large and enthusiastic gathering Liberals at the liosebcry Hall, Southsva, Wednesday evening, the occasion being a dinner organised by the Highland and St. Simon’s Wards, with the object bringing together ...

... ROBERTS SPEAKS FOR METHUEN. DEFENDS HIM IN THE HOUSE 01 LORDS. loisf Lours, Monday. I.ord Spencer if 11.M’s. (lovcrnment had received any further lews from South Africa. Lord Kaplan read telegram received from Lord Kitchener auihuncmg Lord Methuen's capture ...

... LORD SPENCER SPEAKS. • Eivsking on Wednesday night at Eastbourne EaiMpencer expressed regret that Lord Rosebery had not co-operated with Sir Henry Campbell- Bminerman, in whose hands the honour of the country would be in safe keeping, and whom he himself ...

... RESEBERY AGAIN SPEAKS. Feeble Reply Mr. Jaha Merle}. PROFESSES A DIFFICULTY FINDING OUT HIS POLICY. London, Friday. Lord Rosebciy, speaking the annual meeting the City Liberal Club to-day, aiid that ' since they last (net in much had happened'. Those ...

... 2 -SPEAK GENTLY. Speak gently to the little child— It a love be sure to gain; Teach it in accents Euit and mild— It may not long 'remain. flpeak gently to the aged one— Gricve not the care-worn heart: The sands of life are nearly run— Let such in peace ...

... LORD SPENCER SPEAKS. Speaking Wednesday night at Eastbourne Earl Speneer expressed regret that Lord Rosebery had not co-operated with Sir Henry Campbell- Bannerman, in whose hands the honour of the country would be in safe keeping, and whom himself would ...

... A SPEAKING LIKENESS The Photograph is the work of London, Berry & Cu., of Aberdare, and all who have seen it without exception pronounce it to be the best likeness of Hardie to be had. TNREE SNILLINCS. - ...

... LORD SPENCER SPEAKS. Spaiking on Wednesday night at Eastbourne Earl Spencer expressed regret that Lord Rosebery had not co-operated with Sir Henry Campbell- Bannerman, in whose bands the honour of the country would be in safe keeping, and whom he himself ...

... A SPEAKING LIKENESS The Photograph in the work of Lenden, Bern• & Cu., of Aberdare, and all who have seen it without exception pronounce it to he the best likeness of Hardie to be had. TNIFI SNILLINCI. ...

... despair* speak frsts experience they Ray dears tbe brain, strengthens the stomach, purifies the blood, regulates the whole system, removes h e m. ache. steadies the action of the heart, and invigorates the body. It is the most natural cure for constipation ...