... “SPEAKING OF BATHING.” “Speaking bathing,” said Mrs. Partington, from the steam that arose from her tea, a veil to Iter blusltcfi when touching upon delicate a subject, “some can batho with perfect impunity water a.l cold Greenland's icy mountains and ...

... EY SPEAK FOR Brixton, London, White Bros. June 281/t, 1902. Dear Sir:,—Pony-Hampers received safely. They are un-to-date, and just qvh.t I w lilted You may search the world over, and I am sure yours are the LEADING Hampers of the day, from one who has ...

... GENERALLY SPEAKING The value the railway depends, doubt, largely upon the tours© of trad©, but there is ».-o reason to anticipate unfavourable trails in th© year. far as one can judge at present foreign politics ar® running smoothly. only Houd upon th© ...

... PLAIN SPEAKING. In defending the Battersea housing scheme against the Municipal (?) Alliance critics, who wanted to put the work of house-building out to tender, our comrade Knee appears to have distinctly charged the Alliance members with being shams ...

... THE DUMB SPEAKING. A dishonest beggar finding himself reduced to his last penny, made up his mind that he would pretend to be dumb. He arrived at a town where he hat:. begged onoe or twice before. In one of the streets, a gentleman, who had given him ...

... SPEAKING OF TAXES that the food produced by those present, ;by the sweat of their brovr and the capital ;they had accumulated waa subject to ruinous taxation and to rates : whilst the foreigner I was allowed to come in without paying footing in any shapn ...

... ALL LEICESTER IS SPEAKING IN PRASE OF THESE WONDERFUL CIGARS. ...

... The Art of Public Speaking. LBT CANON U ULLOCK. The Rev. Canon Bullock. M.A., on Tuesday evening delivered a very interesting lecture at Spalding Church Cote on Public Speaking. In his opening remarks Canon Bullock pointed out that the English people ...

... Teaching: the Dumb to Speak. A writer the Quiver gives an account/of tl» wonderful work done in teaching deaf mutes. Let us look into the class-room, says, at theClerkcnwell school which is occupied the lowest clsso, and watch the very first st#ps in ...

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... A Time to Speak. GrEATLY as the locked-out quarrymen of Bethesda are suffering, they are not, it is reported in our message this morning, much disappointed by the Board of Trade’s refusal to interfere in their dispute with Lord Penrhyn. They approached ...

... BLUNDERS IN PUBLIC SPEAKING. Joseph Malms. iv the December Prize Reciter, says :—Awhile ago we gave a series of amusing illustrations of blunders and mixed metaphors indulged in by public speakers; and the year now closing has furnished additional ...