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... HONOUR FOR SPEAKE In the House of Commons yestorday , Tho Speaker intimated , that the University of Cambridge proposed to confer a degree upon him on Tuosday , June 9 —( cheers)—and asked the permission of tho House to bo in Cambridgo on that day . ; ...
... SPEAKING OF VERSE Thi annnal p ^ cral mating Scotch K ^ i ^ o * ° r A . SMiLiDB cf Venn W ^ wsferdw afternoon in Wwcirs Kwm * r ^ . ^ r ~ b 1-Xora Murray , C . M . G ., LL-D-, T ^*™ S-~ Mr John Clark , Director of Education GUsro * , hon . ^ ocreUo- ad ...
... Association for the Speaking of Verse , he had what'must have been particularly congenial opportunities for the expression of his views . For ike benefit of ihe members of the Association , he grappled with the popular impression that the speaking of verse is ...
... SPEAKING OF VERSE A recital of poems was given last night in the Synod Hall by members of the Edinburgh brand ] of the Scottish Association for the SpoaklnR of-Verse . . Most of tho poems ' chosen were about Winte : or Christmas . The programme included ...
... SPEAKING OF VERSE PROPOSED SCOTTISH ASSOCIATION . Arrangements have been completed for the formation of a Scottish Association for the Speaking _ of Verse . Mr John Masefield , on whose suggestion tho project was started , has agreed to-act as tho first ...
... THE SPEAKING VOTCE BROADCASTING A TEST . Among the articles in the 1923-1925 Bulletin of the Arts League of Service , a quarto publication running to 24 pages , and published at Is-, is one by air John Gould Fletcher on The Art of Speaking Verse . ...
... BLAB CAT SPEAK. J. W. Gleaister (New York) wri'ica: The blue-nose Jo'Janie; and the long-face Annies are bad losers. They are now trying to discredit the Literary prohibition poll which, when showed over 6) pr cent. of the Digest . readers against ...
... The Church Speaks Out. The Highlands and Islands Committee Freo Church of Scotland lias spoken out with uncertain voice regarding the land question. The Committcu can have no other interests than those people. Committee say they arc mainly concerned about ...
... CAN DOGS SPEAK? J. , G. writes: While shopping at Tollcross on Saturday evening I was startled by three very loud, imperative barks given by an Airedale dog standing at the top of a few steps leading to the backroom of the shop. I remarked to the lady ...
... STILL NOT ON SPEAKING TERMS. ** mu'i oni for the re-eviablshmcwt cf norniul rehuiens be.a con Poland and Lithuania is yet far oil.'* remarked M. Foreign Minister of Poland, its address to the Foreign Afiairs Conunittce of ibo l>ici Warsaw yesterday. Poland's ...
... the tone is pleasing, owing to tho best harmonics being most prominent. It is a very common fault of the English- Speaking peoples to speak with the jaws locked together. It is the movement of the lower jaw, together with the tongue, which produces by far ...
... FREE TO SPEAK OUT. He did not propose to go into a whole programme that night, but there were two items concerning which he would say a word. He recalled the assurances that weze given to the men who spontaneous.y joined up to fight for what they thought ...