... SPEAK DISTINGTLY. On Monday, at North London Police-court, after the hearing of & case of gambling, Mr. Fordham called a young constable who had given ovidence into the witness-box and inquired if this were his first case. The officer said that it was ...

... THE EXPERT SPEAKS, A few days ago we quoted the trihuto‘ of the “ Builder ”’ to Mr. Burns on the passing of his Housing and Town Planning Bill through the House of Commons. In the interval the wisdom of the Lords has been brought to bear upon it. After ...

... SPEAK UP! A young soldier, called as witness in an accident case, spoke in rather low tones. Speak up, said hi* Honour, we want to bear you. When sergeant, os I hope you will be, you must learn to speak up on the parade ground that your voice can heard ...

... agreeing, the magi-orate took that course, telling the ladies they had better not speak in future. but if they did, they had better speak civilly. PRESENTATION TO ♦N ARSENAL WORKMAN. Mr. R. Ranks. of Isydsde, Swaßonfield Road, who has hies employed in ...

... THEY SPEAK FOR THEMSELF ...

... WILL SPEAK ON Auxsthetics. ' Amount of Pain. MISS O. M. ANSELL on Th. Royal Commission. Dr. W. B. CAMERON Is expected to Spezk. Chairman - ALFRED FOSTER, GRAND THEATRE, CROYDON. Massager: M. ROLAXD Dasnat. Assist. & Treasarer : lb. ERNIksT IN MONDAY ...

... Mr. W. T. Stead, the veteran journalist, discusses the art of speaking. He gives the following advice, based upon considerable experience both as a speaker and a listener:— 1. Never speak without having something to say. I Always ait down when you have ...

... SPEAKING WITH THE FEET. The Berlin correspondent of the Daily Graphic sends a story which Pastor von Bodelschwingh, the aged practician in social science, tells in his weekly journal Bethel. about his father, the Minister von Bodelschwingh. When he ...

... Speaking Races. NOV. 20, 1909. ...

... STRAIGHT SPEAKING Not the least interesting thing in the morning’s speeches were the different styles speaking evidenced by the men from Canada and Australasia and India compared with the style men who live homo. Our Colonial friends were more blunt; ...

... Will Speak. RUT., Chlißnu —MB. J. PINTNBY. Boppoxted by A. J. BHEPHEABD, L.C.O , T. OortiT, Ooanclllar D. W. Mtrpal*. Mr. OM. J.P., Mr. a. PUbraw, Mr. D. W. - - Mr. A. B. Hxnrd. Mr. H. BaMos. Mr. ). f. Okuttunr. Mr H. J. BrUMI, Mr. A. B. fmk, mm. Btu ...

... THE CYNIC SPEAKS. Th. hero of plenty and the trumpet of fame would make a pleasant duct. Most of us feel that we could bear each other's burdens better than our owe. Make fetters bel:eve that they know than ton do and you will be pular. ...