... THE SPEAKING Alter the films of the Kaiser and his touragr came the speaking, which : opened by General Page Croft, who was in his very best form, and there are few better platform speakers this country. Moreover, there is a robustness and vigour in his ...

... THESE DATES SPEAK FOR READY TO-DAY. WILLIAM BLAKE: His Mysticism and Poetry PIERRE BERGER. Translated from the French by D. H. CONNER. Demy Bvo. 15s. net. This brilliant monograph, when first appeared in Prance, was pronounced SWINBURNE to THE LAST WORD ...

... TO SPEAK OUT. At a special parade the borough police force at Gravesend the chairman of the Watch Committee (Alderman H. E. Davis) spoke of the pleasure it gave to able to speak; to them and to address them '•friends” rather than as a force. He desired ...

... CHANCELLOR TO SPEAK AT HOLLOWAY. Mr. Lloyd George will Saturday, November 29, the Hollowav Empire, continue his land campaign speeches' This is the first meeting the campaign in London, and delegates from every London association north the Thames will ...

... PLAIN SPEAKING. It has pleased the Rathkeale District Council to indite grotesquely insolent letter to Lord Dunraven, because has advocated the introduction of conscription into Ireland, but we fancy that by now they must be sorry they put pen to paper ...

... SPEAK CUT. Sixol: and let know the best or worst; , Are we but children whom ye dread- to iiQfXTf Or simpletons who no success can hear Must we for tidings of the war athirst With aching ignorance' be. doubly cursed> tipeak out, in Heavens name, of what ...

... THE PEOPLE SPEAK. The Home Rule Bill is dead. That is the doom pronounced on Saturday in a thunderclap, whose echoes are reverberating through the political firmament. The result the Reading election is the more significant because it was not wholly ...

... THE DOG THAT “SPEAKS.” When first it was stated that a dog owned bv a Germ n Royal gamekeeper was capab repeating words bearing a complete resemblance to the sounds produced the human voice, there was much scoffing. . . . , . Now, however, the dog has ...

... HERTLING TO SPEAK. Amsterdam, Monday—The •'Vossisehe Zen turn?” states that the Imperial Chancellor will ■peak the opening to-morrow’s debate lathe Reichstag on the Chancery and Foreign xOffice estimates —Reuter. JAPAN’S FRIENDSHIP. EMPEROR’S THANKS FOR ...

... SPEAKING FEELINGLY. Making umbrella sticks is not work of national importance,” said Mr. Richardson, chairman of the Law Society Section of the Appeal Tribunal to-day. But it is very important in this rain? time.” reioined solicitor. ...

... The Hour for Speaking. Referring to these accusatiQns, M. Painleve said (according to Exchange message) that for patriotic reasons had remained silent for two years, but the bombad come when it was possible for him to speak- He would reply to the two ...

... PLAIN SPEAKING. Mr. Austen Chamberlain, speaking at amoking concert held at Holborn Hall last night in connection with the annual conference of the Tariff Reform League, made an outspoken speech, in which he made an important reference to the position ...