... WOMAN SPEAKS! By JAMES A “maiden speech ™ by the firgt woman M.P., the introduction of the Home Rule Bill, the swmiting of the critis of (he Government's military policy high and thugh by Mr Churchull, and a remarkably good debate in the House of Lords ...

... ON SPEAKING DISTINCTLY Parents. vou must teach your children to speak distinctly. You are hopeless, I know, but your children have not yet fallen into vour evil ways, and it is your duty to see at they don’t. When you want to say (Good morning”® you say ...

... «DIRT THAT SPEAKS.” NBIGHBOURS' PETITION FOR | TENANT'S REMOVAL. “As you walk into the house the dirt lpuhtowyon,-ud\h- landlord of a house in Welcombsstreet, Hulme, at Manchester County Court whm for an ojectment order against Eli ard. It was alleged ...

... REFUSES TO SPEAK RESCUED FROM RIVER AT BATH. A woman who was rescued from the Avon at Bath las Saturday might, sod who is pow an iunake of the Fromeo-road Infirmary under police guard, i baffling the lovai police. Who she is. and where she cowes from ...

... THE JUDGE SPEAKS PLAINLY. Hw M%ulr that the plawtiff must inevitably or Pecuzary loss as & zesult of these proceedngs. He hes, m my ~ rendered a service to the public in bringmg into the light of day dudu.bom.tdm:rdmby. Deunery, Breskspear, and eir associates ...

... ‘ SPEAKING A PIECE.” The other evening there was a little company up on D?ton Street, and duringhthe entertainment the hostess dragged her little boy to the front to ** speak a piece.” *“ Come, Johnny, hmaa ’ood boy, and speak ‘ Mary’s ‘Little Lamb ™ ...

... A SPEAKING FILM After experiments extending over more than ten years, a Swedish eagmeer, M. Sven Berlund, s smted. in a Stockholm message, to have succeeded m inventing a epeaking fim, which it 5 clamed ensures the simultaneous production of sound and ...

... WILLIAM BOOTH SPEAKS. When the evening is wet and the party has resource to that great entertainer—the gramophone—classics are listened to stolidly, a_good singer draws the remark *‘ Ain’t it nice””; but there is, perfect silence as the voice of the old ...

... SPEAKING NOT WILSON'S GAME. On being asked to give a speech, George Wilson stated that was hardly his game. Tl¢ however. daesired to sav that he - -had he given such a cordial welcome by the directors and everybody, that already he felt to have been as ...

... SPEAKING OFF-HAND. A well-known Halifax doctor indulged in & considerable chuckle down the telephone transmitter when he was invited to pass judgment, He said, “ Speaking off-hand” (forgive the pun), “ 1 should say that it is .+ . . there are five fingers ...

... The Par:on Speaks Out. THE Rev, D. H. Bevan has some rather caustic things to say in the new issus of the Halifax Beptist Magazine about some of rthe remedies proposed by crities in order (o achieve religious nrosperity, ** Churches are scolded for what ...

... ANOTHER SOPTIMIST SPEAKS PROSPERITY PROPHESIED IN THE COTTOR TRADE Sir Edwin Stockton, g’!“ld}‘ at_ the annual meeting of the Manchester Chamber of Commerce, to-day, said though the cotton trade wos passing through a period of depression iis products ...