... BUCKIE MINISTER SPEAKS SPEAKS OUT. The Alexander Shaw who left , • , hc less highly paid Buckie yesterday for th chi charge at Loehranza, » v SIX **. «« reasons for his necessity 0 f Preaching on iaw id would not, 'be preaching ermon in Buckie if they ...

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... EMPLOYER TO SPEAK To-day • disensaion on The Deonomico of the Mtnimom Wage will be opened by Mr. William Graham, M.P.. Finenoi•l Secretary to the Treasury. while Trade Boards are to ba dismissed l John Beard. president of the Workers' Union. and J ...

... Verse - Speaking. Charles Lamb’s generation paid homage the serene calm of Oxford in the Long Vacation. Nowadays, however, Oxford during vacation as much preoccupied with arduous leisure Oxford during term. During the earlier part of last week, for example ...

... Acting and Speaking One is sometimes struck by the halting appearances of distinguished theatrical artistes when at the last curtain they forward to express with a few conventional phrases their thanks for the warmth of theit welcome. Occasionally the ...

... PLAIN SPEAKING. Th*r« was time, he a)iitinued, when £ugland might have played the game with sacces* without losing prestige and with gain to herself, hut far as this country was eoocerned that day had long since gone. If England attempted to evade her ...

... ON SPEAKING DISTINCTLY. Parents, you mita teach your children to speak distinctly. You are hopeless, I know; but your children have not yet fallen into your evil ways, and it is your duty to see that they don't. When you want to say Good morning you ...

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... PUBLIC SPEAK Af, Clydebank, Saturday. ' Jol, a,t Undin feature of the conviction 11 looney, the Duntocher joiner, for along with another man named illicit still in his house in that « that was considered the most et * nto f o f , such offence. For, a ...

... SPEAKING WITH TONGUES. FANATICISM DENOUNCE S. S. LYONS. REV. Preaching in Lisburn Methodist Church last Sunday evening, Rev. B. S. Lyons said he had been requested to speak on this subject, which is now exercising the minds of many. He took as his text ...

... elocution. His advice in summarised in the title of iris book, Speak Out an injunction which must be distinguished from the delusive idea that the art of making oneself heard is to speak up. Mr. Watson shows how clearness of voice and verbal audibility ...

... 1914-1918: THE DEAD SPEAK In the earth, in the seas, we remember; TVe dead, we are awake; But bitterness we know not Who died for beauty's sake; TVe have no need of honour, No quarrel we recall, The lies, the little angers We have forgiven all. In the ...