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... ART OF SPEAKING. FOB By Pool Berton. Harrap. 10/6. The art of speaking, like the art of reading; art which belongs particular class to the exclusion of others Nor it the gilt Of Nature alone; it is the reward that comes to arduous effort nnder the guidance ...
... SPEAKING ON THE FILMS. ? t} >e act* -n ' lt Onager, \ 0l » retur ...
... of poetry could be found than in the expert speaking of verse, and. in this no technique, teaching, however painstaking, could give the natural sensitiveness to verse. It was possible to be taught to speak or to sing, but one could lie taught to feed ...
... ASSOCIATION FOR SPEAKING OF VERSE. The Aberdeen ...
... WHO WILL SPEAK? Weston Sidelight on the Liberal Dispute. The executive of the Weston-super-Mare Liberal Association, at a meeting yesterday, decided to request the executive of the National Liberal Federation to ask Mr Lloyd George to speak at the public ...
... YERSE SPEAKING LECTURE, The lecture recital Miss Gullan under *ihe auspices the Aberdeen Branoh of Scottish Association for the Speaking Verse -will be in the Hall. Sohoolhil , and not in the Hail of Girk' High as advertised. ...
... Art of Public Speaking. MR PERCY SCHOLES' TILT AT ABERDEEN ACCENT. Useful advice to those tvlio are nervous being asked to speak in public was given the Rev. Dr Walter A. Mursell, lecturer in Public Speaking at Aberdeen University, in an address on Talking ...
... BRITONS SHOULD SPEAK UP. Sir A. Chamberlain's Warning. Sir Austen Chamberlain, speaking at Unionist mass meeting attended people at Bristol last night, said tnat lie come from the delioerations of the Imperial Conference with the profound assurance that ...
... A VERSE-SPEAKING CHOIR. Recital in Aberdeen* BEAUT/1 ES OF POETR*J DEMONSTRATED. Something new in the way entertainments was seen in , en i oC night when, under the auspices of *,8 branch of the Scottish Association V Speaking of Verse, lecture-recital ...
... Voluntary Hospitals. Mr Xeville Chamberlain, the Minister Health, speaking at the Coventry and Warwickshire Hospital this week, stated that the future of the Voluntary Hospitals had been occupying his.thoughts. While, his speech, he put forward, sketchily ...
... Captain Elliott was speaking for the Government of which they are all members and supporters. Obviously,'' says Captain Elliott, Lord Weir does certain things, he is in a position to comply with the Fair --- Clause, as laid down in Government coo.' ...
... SIR PERCY COX IN ABERDEEN. Good Hopes of Iraq. LECTURE ON PERSIAN EXPERIENCES. Speaking the Aberdeen Centre of Royal Scottish Geographical Society last night, Sir Percy Cox, K.C.M.G., K.C.o-L., late High Commissioner in Mesopotamia, expressed the belief ...