... NOTHING TO SPEAK OF, bricklayer was working a scaffold when suddenly brick slipped from his hand. Down through the air it whizzed land mercilessly on the head of his workmate below. The unfortunate man started dancing about and groaning agony. The bricklayer ...

... SPEAKING FOR 20,000. “In making this proposal we speak directly the name of 'JO,OOO men in our Association, but we feel that spoailt also tor every honest Irishman, whether actively engaged in the present struggle or oivilsaii -looking and suffering. ...

... THE ART OF SPEAKING Many people think that the voice is naturally either or bad, and idea of having if, trained never occurs them Especially i* this so with speakers, very few of wboni can deliver speech effectively without throat strain or other ,- ocal ...

... THE ART OF SPEAKING. The value of an easy and effective style of speech cannot be over-estimated, and when once established is great aaaet in the equipment any public or private speaker. Throat strain is a common result incorrect use of the voice. Correct ...

... SPEAKING FIGURES. Another illustration sad I ass done. Deer at 10.55 contains 10 per oent, of proof spirit and pays 2/9 par gallon, or the rata of 27/6 per proof gallon. Light wines, containing 30 per cent. of proof spirit, pay 2/6 per gallon, or at the ...

... PRESIDENT SPEAKS Meanwhile the crowd outside was keeping up vociferous and persistent clamour. Yielding to this, Mr. Cosgrase ultimately made his appeerence on the balcony and ad dressed the crowd in Gaelic, declaring limit he begged St. Columbanue to ...

... PRESIDENT SPEAKS. Meanwhile the Crowd outside was keeping up vociferous and persistent clamour. • Yielding to this, Mr. Coagrave ultimately made his appearance an the balcony and addressed the crowd in Gaelic, declaring that he begged St. C.oltuttbanus ...

... DILLON SPEAKS REVIEW OF SINN FEIN RESULTS. Mr. John Mon. the lead , :r ti the 010 Irish Nationalist Party. was so ignominously defeated in 1918 mew when he has been in retirement, * has at last given expression to his vim- in a letter written to the Pre-ii ...

... CULTIVATION OF THE SPEAKING VOICE. 51r. Sam tie! Leighton delivered lecture evening in the C.P.A. Minor Hall The Art of Speaking and Reading, The Bohaet presided. Mr. Leighton said the art expression raeuisr- of the spoken word had been neglected. In ...

... SPEAKING PEOPLES. Mr. Stanley Baldwin, tlte British Prime Minister, delivered an inspiring address to a notable gathering at the annual dinner of the Rhodes Trustees at Oxford on Saturday night. The common civilisation, which for seventeen centuries had ...

... PUBLIC SPEAKING. Lady Bonham Carter, in an interesting article appears 111 flood keeping. discus,es the art ui epeakaig and its influence. I have enjoyed, 1 hasendured, II hare Laughed. I have cried, I have yawned she writesl, bet, at the end of it ...

... PUBLIC SPEAKING, Lady Bonham Carter, in an interesting article which appears Good ifouse- Iteeping,” discusses the art of public Speaking and its influence. 1 have enjoyed, have endured, I have laughed, I have tried, I have yawned (she writes), but, at ...