... Plain Speaking. Sir Doneld said he noticed that on Thursday night Mr. Austen Chamberlain pleaded for renewed alliance of the Unionist Patty with the Liberal forces. He .asked whom was Mr. Chamberlain talking about. was certain, judging a message Mr. ...

... BEVAN SPEAKS. Desire to Come to Grips with Grave Charges.** * NO DISHONOURABLE ACT.* aid Lm Bm., in staunuot Reuter's correepcaytestjays h. Wt Mgat the request of ai* wife, who hod tint wamttt would tor hi* am* fcb* toUowjßg and tonto his to qwm tor tto ...

... THE MEMBER SPEAKS. Mr. Brussel expressed pleasure at the opportunity of meeting the executive of the l'eterborough branch of the National Union. Ile was well aware that it wa s a nem-political body, including members of all political parties in the State ...

... PLAIN SPEAKING. Mr. Shakespeare: I want to officially repudiate a charge made to the effect that during the local elections we as a Party did not canvass for the members of our party who were running under the auspices el this particular organisation ...

... PLAIN SPEAKING. Mr. Asquith smote hard last night, but he well within the limits of reason and moderation. No resp'sajtible public man occupying any position of political independence could possibly say less. The events of the j>ast week or two will surely ...

... THE SPEAKING AIR. POPULAR LECTURE. . WIRELESS ' Will given ' Mr. FRIS&NEY, Wireless Instructor the Lincoln Tcchuical Institute, iu ibe Y.M.C'.A. Hall, Wharf Road, On TUESDAY, NOV. 28TH, at 7.30 p.m. Demonstrations with Loud Speaker by the Lincoln Wireless ...

... SPEAKING FOR BRITAIN, Mr. Bonar Law's speech on the subject of reparations and inter-allied indebtedness was one of his hest Parliamentary efforts. It was a masterly performance in -the way of explaining to France the mind of Great Britain without uttering ...

... HOW TO SPEAK. It is always useful to be able to make a good speech. To do so, talk in a quiet and natural manner, as if you were conversing with a friend. Restrain your emotions; beginners should av-id gestures altogether. Keep your hand's gill. The ...

... Gift For Platform Speaking. Mrs. Sparrow recently inaugulatedand has since worked with pronounced success.-3 Mothers' Union, in connec- I tion with St. Paul's Church. Though, like many women, she does not admit to being a speaker, she nevertheless has ...

... LORD CURZON SPEAKS. Why He Was Anxious for Allied Agreement Thr Press A-socfhtion learned authoriiitocly last night that after Saturday night'> Cabinet meeting in London inftriictions were sent to Sir Charles Harington to the effect that in view the agreement ...

... Vilera Speaks Again. , V*l*r», the I?ish Teb»l .leader, ha* iMu«d «om* comments General Mulcahy’s speech in the Doil Tneadey. ’‘The treaty .petty, -declares, went play with their new acnuea, win sheep military glory, and then present a fait to those ...

... THIRTEEN SPEAKS OUT Last night there suddenly materialised, unannounced, before our editorial desk, the hot face of boy. With vise but unperturbed gaze looked us over stack of papers, and announced, calmly, with, an elderly air, that he had written an ...