... 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 ...

... PLAIN SPEAKING The West Riding County Council, whieh wrote to the Queensbury District Council expressing the opinion that the District Council had neglected its duty in not providing proper facilities for the treatment of smallpox, have received the reply ...

... 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 ...

... NOT ON SPEAKING TERMS. She said she knew the defendants very well, but was not on speaking terms with them. She did not like (o stand talking to Milburn Place boys. A waitress from the cafe corroborated her statement regarding the new shilling. Bidney ...

... FIGURATIVELY SPEAKING. rmcner‘.‘F.“y‘l‘:‘.‘.‘ ‘the bill: “Well,.l'm square now.” Landlord: “Yes, sir, and I hope you'll be round again’ shortiy.” ’ # CHRONIC INVALIDS, “Same of the people who dine ‘bere,” re. marked the oafe owner, “‘Seem to think that ...

... WILL SPEAK ON IHE DERATING BILL AND LOCAL GOVEENMENT REFOEM. QUESTIONS ARE INVITED. AMUSEMENTS, _HOWARD STREET? THE BIOGEST UNDER-COVER MUSEMENTS EVER BEEN IN NORTH SHIELDS, All the latest Games, Sports and Pastimes, Shooting Competitions Weekly Juvenile ...

... 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 ™ ...

... ‘““MET, BUT DID NOT SPEAK.” He went out of her life until 1918 when she met him in Brallsford, Derbyshire. Neither of them spoke. In reply to Frost, Mrs Frost said that she could not remember if this roeeting was 1914 or 1915, Frances FElizabeth Thubron ...

... SPEAKING OF LOUD SPEAKERS Following my mnote on the mechanised electioneering that is in store for us, I find plenty of misgiving about the effectiveness of radio on the electorate in the coming months, says the Gossip of the. “Danly Dispatch.” 3 The ...