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... EAKIN AUTOMATICALLY the “Speaking automatically, locked me up, and then refused to let me eo into Belle Vue. ” said a ran charge! at Manchester with drunkenness and The reverend constable then gave me this, ae led the man amid laughter, pointing to his ...
... PLAIN SPEAKING. fail, bs “to see any evidence affecting Furniss and Rooert Garvin. There may be suspicions, but there is no evi- dence. I advise you, whatever verdict you Furniss and Robert Garvin. bring in, to leave out the names of ** Ample evidence ...
... LAIN SPEAKING. tn ther present aditheul- have at jeast one T i les, sincere friend who is not atraid to speak the truth regardless of whether it will win him applause or nol, Mr. Frank Hodges is a practical miner himself. No-one can doubt his sympathy ...
... THE ORACLE SPEAKS What does matte r is that when I iy a ed work ar 5 Tiound The Oracle, Toney, and Rivers dressed for walk- By ng out, and [ hastened t to do likewise. cMnamon consent, none of ts had breathed With- a word of our nocturnal adventure. ont ...
... NOT ON SPEAKING TERMS A woman told the Willesden magistrate: ‘ My landlady and J haven't spoken a word since a year last Noveniber.”” Magistrate: But you meet, T suppose? “Oh. ves. every dav,” said the woman. The transfer of the Templenewsam estate to ...
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... PUB ING, SOME HINTS ALWAYS TO BE REMEMBERED. Miss Alice Low, O.B.E., in an address on “ Public Speaking and the Management of Meetings,” in Edinburgh, ssid that she. con sidered the following axioms, given by Mr. Alen Beaton to a speakers’ class, so excellent ...
... Speaking Films. Phonofilms are being shown for the first time this week as part of the regular pro- grainme iv a London cinema house, the Capitol. his means that the invention has defi- nitely leit the stage of experimeut and is how a commercial affair ...
... PLAIN SPEAKING. Tanguage has its uses; but there are times when plan speaking is best. The strike on the London tube railways has furnishea such an occasion ; and every sensible citizen, whatever his position im lite or political colour, will applaud ...
... NOT ON SPEAKING TERMS. Mrs. Griffin agreed that thie amounted to something. like £17,000 Asked whether her daughter was entirely de pendent upon what she could earn ber musical profession, witness said she had rot heen in communication with her last Anguet ...
... FIGURATIVELY SPEAKING Alderman Wilson deciared that he had been fighting the Socialists for ove. 30 years, and was getting a little tired. ‘‘ Don’t leave the fighting to me for ever,” he pleaded. “Some of you will have to come forward and do your share; ...