... “SPEAK UP! tell that you. ladies arc contra* to the Bar, If yon do, yon mu-t leant to speak up; other*ieo you will good- The lady who drew these remark* from Mr. H. F. Dickens, the Common Serjeant, at the Old Bailey, was suffering from a very old and ...

... R. SPEAK, 24, WOOLSHOPS, HAUFAX. An Must Bs Cleared. teasenable Offer Refused. No LAST FEW WEEKS OF SALE. Your Opportunity. Come Early. ...

... ABILITY TO SPEAK Calling attention to the question of modern languages, Mr. said tho evidence brought before his Committee showed that the number of persons in this country with an adequate working knowledge of, and especially speaking facility in, modern ...

... INVITATIONS TO SPEAK. We understand that Archbishoj. Mannix has received numerous telegrams from the National Societies and Labour organisations in practically all the big cities of England and Scotland asking him to address indignation meetings against ...

... ++ The Art of Speaking. /OPENING the Girls' lligh School sale of work yesterday, 14ra. Marchetti confessed to a feeling which afflicts • good many speakers at similar functions. I do not know quite bow much to say or how much not to say, she said. hire ...

... SPEAKING POETRY. shkitteld and tixiINEFFABLE SOMETHING.” “The ineffable something” which poetry is akin to Elinor Glyu s “It” personality, was referred to night bv the adjudicators in a Poetry Society speaking examination held at the homo Miss Lilias ...

... SPEAKING VOLUMES, A certain man who had a fleet of huses met kis friend one day. and during their conversation he said: * 've got a new driver, and what he knows ahout driving would fill a hook. “ Yes,” said his friend, ““ and what he doesn’t know ...

... EVES SPEAK The form and sire of t oculist. arc tine rriug indkat IA character. Oblique eyes show craftiness. A full, round pupil dentes fickleness 31111 passion. Very large cp., in a y fa.. often a sign of latent inalevoienee. Blauk, stariug eyes bespeak ...

... 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 ...

... Speaks Spanish. For some years Mr. William Young, the retiring M.P. for Perth, lived abroad, and he has travelled considerably. He knows Spanish thoroughly. This an interpreter at the Putumayo Atrocity Inquiry discovered to his discomfiture when was not ...

... blossom out in speakers who can always command the ; tention of their fellow-workers, In t! old Suffrage days, aome of the hest speake came from the ranks of the workers, at had a great influence. Sheffield has some excellent wome speakers, several of whom ...

... PLAIN SPEAKING. Mr. Will. Ingle spoke with much feeling and deplored the fact that they were seeming to faiL The beet way to tackle • nettle was to grip it firmly, and they were there to - place their difficulties fairly and squarely before the members ...