... Speak like this? A SPEAKER who has recentlytaken one the Study Bureau. Courses in Public Speaking, entirely through the post, writes : spoke last to an tudience 2,000 ay the Visual Method, and entire! without notes. It was said ;erwards that deli- ...

... with the Speak cent motion. That late both and understandah tactics, and ...

... The Art of Public Speaking, by Miss Lucy D. Bell (Routledge 2s. 6d. net), will welcomed all women who speak in public. Miss Bell is known to many ladies in Leeds and other parts Yorkshire where she has held classes in public speaking from time to time ...

... Plain Speaking. Manchester-road, it will be gathered, is not exactly garden suburb, requiring kid-gloved treatment, either in its religion or in anything else. Vague theology would go clean over its head. But it does like, and can understand, plain talk ...

... Verse - Speaking. Charles Lamb’s generation paid homage the serene calm of Oxford in the Long Vacation. Nowadays, however, Oxford during vacation as much preoccupied with arduous leisure Oxford during term. During the earlier part of last week, for example ...

... SPEAK! SWEETHEART. The next moment she saw him on the ground without realising what had happened. She fell on her knees alongside him. She caught hold of his hand, and said: ‘‘Sweetheart, it is nothing. Speak Oh, please speak to me She fired because he ...

... Plain Speaking. It is being stated snh rosa that Lord Curzon’s resume of his meeting with M. Poincare, given to the Cabinet this afternoon, contained some particularly plain words which were not relished certain of his auditors. Following the unrest manifest ...

... The Bachelor Speaks. Already people are saying that it is because Mr. Justice McCardie is a bachelor that ho is able to expound the philosophy* of women’s clothes in such a facile and attractive way. His judgment to-day the Cathcart case likely to stand ...

... SPEAKING IN STREET. ** The law docs not require that persons must acquainted before they- address each other m the street,nor doesproscribe tho topics which they may converse. But eniially tiie law has always recognised, that the .public are entitled ...

... Plain Speaking. There was, I understand, some plain speaking between the miners’ leaders and the members of the General Council. Trade Union leaders have stated bluntly that both the levy and the embargo are impossible. Mr. Baldwin to-day consulted with ...

... HINTS SPEAKING. Many valuable hints the art of public speaking were given Mr. Savory, M.P., which was closely fallowed the members. Good elocution, said, was not necessarily * A O(X voi . te intelligence were gilts, but both might l>o improved art, and ...

... SPEAKING IN LEEDS ...