... SPEAK UP. The Bishop of London wants people to overcome the English rfiyness of talking about their deepest convictions. In particular, he thinks religious-minded persons should speak up and assert themselves. This touches an interesting peculiarity of ...

... “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 ...

... STRAIGHT SPEAKING. Bishop of Chelmsford's Appeal to the Clergy. The Bishop of Chelmsford said the point they h a d to consider was whether they were adding daily to the Church of Christ in this country. Think of the little resources the Disciples had ...

... PLAIN SPEAKING. MR. LLOYD GEORGE'S THREAT TO THE MAKERSOF CRISES. Genoa, Satordoy, The meeting of the Allied Powers who signed the protest Germany tool; this afternoon, and as result of supreme effort made Mr. Lloyd the crl-'s which arose over the aititn49 ...

... Fledge Not to Speak. Mr Mitchell, applying for bail, said that all the men. including Smith, agreed give their word not to address meeting* the interval. called Smith, who said that had no intention making speeches, and added:— have not blemish character ...

... THE SPHINX SPEAKS. I congratulate Alderman Peat field, of Retford, attaining aloofness which possible to few' of these days. Apparently he has boon blissfully ignorant of what for a week has been discussed by Liberals in Bassetlaw. But has come down to ...

... SILENCE THAT SPEAKS. Remembrance Day met with that general and spontaneous recognition that the sacred occasion demanded. Here at home, abroad in the Dominions overseas, there was a universal tribute paid in the two minutes' solemn silence to the memory ...

... English-Speaking League. far I can see, everything points to this country being in the future Oceanic rather than a European Power, We also are-disposed to wash our hands of European quarrels, now that our danger from Germany has, for the time being, ...

... SOME PLAIN SPEAKING. The probability is that an effort will be made to remedy this, and there may some plain speaking on th© subject at the parly meeting which will be held when tho House re-asscmblcs next week. the Labour Party could induced to spend ...

... lord derby to speak. Lord Derby, who intends being present T7,| ■ . T nfte !7' u at a meeting of unionists the Constitutional Club, Bt. *mnc s square, Manchester, called in con. «*■* Trade Union Act Amendm Hill, will, in addition, deal with the *Meral ...

... ART OF SPEAKING WELL A pretty speaking voice is one of the greatest charms a woman can possess, and, curiously enough, one of the rarest accompaniments of a pretty face. Sometimes it is the pitch that is wrong. Many women are inclined to speak on too ...

... WHEN TO SPEAK OCT. Addressing a-, large meeting in the rb.ipellown Work ingioci.’s flub Religious and Social .Problems,” the Sherfield said politic# did not concern the Church, but foster the spirit Christian fellowship and .-peak out on moral and epirtual ...