... Plain Speaking. is understood; that the Executive wore engaged reviewing the arguments which their spokeemen, Mr. Robert Smillia, Mr. W. Brace, MJ*., Mr. Hodg». and others, will advance when, they meet the Prime Minister. Some plain speaking is expected ...

... He Speaks from Experience has watched the beneficial effects of Hall’s Wine says : I have never failed to obtain decided benefit in all cases.” He is only one of hundreds whose letters are on our files. In nervous weakness and anaemia, and as a restorative ...

... ©id you speak to your father, or did speak yon first about it? I cannot rem«nber. , ~ , ©id he then say wee .his opinion that the morphia carawd her death f—Yes. And I believed' what fatbersaid. , At the time the inquest, did you appreciate the question ...

... THE GROCER SPEAKS. I thought it over —I’m not a proud man, never above takin’ a hintr—and I admitted to myself that what you said was fair about makin’ money. Some’ow I never thought but what money was the first thing to make in business. To tell you ...

... Speaks for Itself.” Alderman E. Huntsman (President of the Nottingham Central Division Liberal Association and Liberal Leader in the City Council) said: It is splendid result. It speaks for itaelt.” Mr. A, Eberlin’(President of Hie Nottingham Southern ...

... Plain Speaking. Buch a policy would not lose us a single atom prestige. “Seventv thousand men in Mesopotamia! Why, that is enough *d .■onguer naif Asia! If I had had 0,000 men instead my paltry 13,v00 nettling bat the Block Sea would have stopped me ...

... HACREADY SPEAKS. [From Our Special Correspondent] Cork, Monday Night. The .fight for th« life of John Hennessy, the young hunger-striker, baa gone forward with vigour to-day. From nine o’clock last sight to half-pest one this morning General Willis acting ...

... WHO SPEAKS FOR people of Ireland at last Election &dared their will. That declaration remains un'cancelled and unaltered. ...

... “SPEAK MAN !” NOTTINGHAM FAMILY GRIEVANCES AIRED IN COURT. When summoned the Nottingham Guildhall, to-day, for assaulting his daughter-in-law, William Taylor, 4, Kirkby-street, through Mr. R. A. Toung, pleaded guilty. The offence, be said, was committed ...

... HOW TO SPEAK. EXPERTS ADVICE TO NOTTINGHAM TEACHERS. Some raluahie hints on the* use of the speaking •. with special reference recitatTOn in srhoole, ucr-' ffiven m lecture by Miss Annie Willianw ;i orninp Xottirvham -and District Society. Miss Bird was ...

... SPENNYMODE SPEAKS OUT. Under the auspices of the Irish Self-Deter-1 mination League. a meeting was held in the Spennymoor Town Ball, representatives being present from Newcastle, Jarrow, South Shields, Wallsend, Sunderland, Washington. Chester-te-Street ...

... would correct to speak of the earth as badly-set blancmange being brought into a dining-hall a nervous waiter.- Mr. W. H. Garrison. A vote thanks a very unusual thing for me to receive.—Dr. Addison. When I got up I was drunk, to speak, but I was not drunk ...