THE SPEAKE
... THE SPEAKE The re-election of Captain E , A , Fitznoy as Speaker of ihe House of Commons will be moved on Tuesday bv Mr G . M . Gillett , a Socialist M . P . ...
... THE SPEAKE The re-election of Captain E , A , Fitznoy as Speaker of ihe House of Commons will be moved on Tuesday bv Mr G . M . Gillett , a Socialist M . P . ...
... only speakes _ ism, must have stopped short somewhere about 1905. Our Comrade says thht Socialist Independent Unionism is not a post-revolutionary machine, but is a necessary requisite to the accomplishing of the Social Revolution in• Great Britain. We ...
... Acting and Speaking One is sometimes struck by the halting appearances of distinguished theatrical artistes when at the last curtain they forward to express with a few conventional phrases their thanks for the warmth of theit welcome. Occasionally the ...
... PHENEAS SPEAKS. Simpkin, Marshall, Hamilton, Kent & Co., 3s 6d. Sir Arthur Conan Doyle - t, new book, Pheueas Speaks, does not carry the reader any further into the mysteries of spiritualism than tho numerous works on psychic matters hitherto published ...
... Good Speaking Tire + ation debate we o tin bes we have had in the Hous ally im at later stages, and there was qui e a large atiendance tor the triangular contest between Major jot who spoke last, Mr Maxton, and my if. Both the Under who is his reputation ...
... LG. TO SPEAK. Prior to the death of Mr Kidd, Mr Lloyd George had agreed to go to West Lothian and give an address. While the first arrangement is cancelled, it is officially reported that Mr Lloyd George will during the byeelection ad , lress at least ...
... TO SPEAK AT FALKIRK. Arrangements have been made by the loca abourists to we come the Prime when he arrives in Falkirk t o-morrow fore- noon, Ww to Ed nb hile on his way by motor from Alloa kirk, a h he will break the journey at in the local Town will ...
... Speaking Out. The national position to-clay calls for calm consideration. Academic politics are dead as a door nail. Economics and the problems of existence alone concern the people. The Observer bluntly tells our nervous, marking-time Government that ...
... HE SPEAKING OF VERSE. An Edinburgh Inauguration. to At tho meeting held in January augurato the Scottish Association for the Speaking of Verse, one of the messages read out was sent by Mr John Masefield, the first president. of this Association. “ All ...
... SPEAK UP! Women's Failure on the Platicrrn Women are always crediketl with the gift of the gab all inopportune moments, hut when they are giver the chance to speak —in fact, when one pleads with them to speak--they insta.itly become as silent as the ...
... NOT ON SPEAKING TERMS. Mr Eastwood: I suggest that Mr Beecroft said to you, Get out of here. If you have anything to say go to the police?—l don't remember that. I suggest that he was as haughty as Mrs Beecroft?---No, he was very agitated. I believe ...
... The Speaking of Verse An address on the spe: , king of verse was delivered by Miss Marjorie Gullan at a meeting of the Glasgow Rotary Club yesterday. The speaker compared the new method of speaking poetry with the old elocutionary method. The real poet ...