... SOME PLAIN SPEAKING. Then a lot other thing’s happened, and some of them were very curious. Quite a number of articles and stories contributed to various Journals under my full name, began to give their titles to other people’s writings! Chambers Journal ...

... gauged the size of his auditorium on all occasions, and trained his forces accordingly. Alas, that we have to speak of him in retrospect!—but the work such men never dies. « « Worshippers in St. Patrick’s Cathedral on Christmas Day were dslighted to recognise ...

... ENUNCIATION. I have made mention of Santley’s dear enundation in singing and speaking. Some remarks of his on this subject will, therefore, be interesting. English oeople,” he says, more than any other require to pay strict attention to this study; as ...

... followed her all that day. Jessie knew the symptoms, she was “in for a sermon.” When the spirit moved Mr. Rybank to speak he would speak, however unwelcome to his hearers his words might be. Escape was impossible. There was nothing for it but to sigh and ...

... A MOST DESIRABLE ADVOCATE. Sir Lambert Ormsby, speaking in the clear-cut tones acquirable by constant lecturing delivered a brief address of which every word penetrated to the furthest corner of the auditorium. ...

... A MOST DESIRABLE ADVOCATE. Sir Lambert Ormsby, speaking in the clear-cut tones acquirable by constant lecturing delivered brief address of which every word penetrated to the furthest corner of the auditorium. ...

... SOME TRUTHS TO CONSIDER, These are the things that I say (when I; speak at all) to pessimists who assail with their fears. With them I hold no fellowship, or am ever moved by the frequent declaration that life holds nothing, now that so many of its interests ...

... WEATHER EXPRESSIONS. As might be expected in our climaic, quite .1 number of varied expressions are in use in speaking hopefully a possible improvement in the weather. People say it is going, they think, “to clear up,” “to take up,” “to fair up,” “to ...

... later scene and imparts the solitary touch of comedy by a funny allusion to the box-room. As Peter Darrell Mr. T, Downing speaks up well, and so does the representative of the American detective who is on the track of the criminal gang. ...

... without any lettering or nonsense. I want to be told that, —not because I not know it, but with a view to making dissentients speak up and compelling those who would pulverize me to lay down their hammers and hatchets. No-one should object to profound learning ...

... BUT THE TRUTH.’’ A most amusing comedy which centres around the trials of a youth who, for a wager of 10,000 dollars, agrees speak the absolute truth for a period of twentyfour hours. The difficulties experienced, and the ajwkwa(rd positiolns in which finds ...

... my own, so I am unable to write concerning the occasion and can only look forward to a more satisfactory issue next time. Speaking quite generally ...