... PLAIN SPEAKING. Speaking at a meeting held at Tottenham last ni4lit in support of the Football Battalion, Mr. Joynson-Hicks said that they must not think that there was no need for recruiting. They must not suppose that the war was over. He told them ...

... SPEAKING KINDLY. Highgate magistrate (to a mother in the Police Court).—Now, speak to your little boy kindly, and point out to him that he's done wrong.—The mother (with enthusiasm): Yea, air: I'll break his back for him.. ...

... THE SPEAKING ART, Artistic culture in II•ly 1111 A made such rapid progress and developed to such a considerable extent that it would prove beyond scope of this article to attempt anything but • summary of what i. known as the speaking art. The dominating ...

... STRAIGHT SPEAKING. Use plain words to show that, whilst honour demanded England's participation in this vast struggle, absolute necessity also forced it upon her; and abstention meant national suicide, by means of a slightly postponed struggle in which ...

... TYPES OF SPEAKING. Lord Curzon then described the methods of speaking adopted by the more modern school of politicians. Daniel O'Connell, he remarked, appeared to him to have been by far the greatest mob orator we ever had in this country. Gladstone was ...

... SPEAKING VERBOTEN:. AMSTERDAM, Oct. 5 The Bremer Burgerxeitung that a large number of Social Democrats in Essen. Duisburg, Remche!d, Diisseldorf, and other places in the jurisdiction of the 7th Army Corps, have been prohibited for the duration of ...

... PASSED WITHOUT SPEAKING. Mr. Pollock.—As • mattet of fact, did they afterwards cut you? They passed you without speaking f—They did. The witness added that she pot to know the defendant hi 1911 when staving at the Riposo Hotel. At Whitsuntide_, 191[2 ...

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... PUBLIC SPEAKING AT 107. Mns. Clarke, of Wood Green, who is in her see hundred ad seventh year, was the prineipal speaker at a dinner given to the aged poor of Weed Green last evening. Sbe partook of a hearty of resat beef and plum pudding, and from the ...

... ENGLISH-SPEAKING ALLIANCE. Sir John Cockburn, ex-Premier of Australia, was the guest M the ity Livery Club at luncheon at De Keyaer's Hotel yesterday. and speaking on Hostility without as a factor in promoting solidarity within, said that the hostility ...

... case of jo:iiing Welsh-speaking Welshmen who are not disposid to enlisted in English regiment , . battalion would be officered by Welsh-speaking officers, and it was hoped that Colonel Lloyd Evans, of Broom Hall, a Welsh-speaking IVelshman, would be in ...

... MR. BALFOUR TO SPEAK. Mr. Balfour and Lord Milner are announced tn achirrss a Cnionist meeting at Coventry on Saturday afternoon. May 2. It is expected that Lord Chey'ft:more. who is president of the local Cnionist Association, will preside. ...