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... PLAIN SPEAKING. Question of Notts. Farm for Experimental Purposes. An outspoken complaint was made at Notts. Education Commute meeting yesterday by Hr. H. Heath, when he presented report from the Agricultural Education Sub-committee to the effect that ...
... Speaking for Themselves. A speaking competition was then held. Miss P. K. tloulding opened. and told us , why idle was an imp. Miss 3: Robin* followed with a very able speeen on the Betting Tax, of which he was in farour. MiSS M. E. Field. in one of ...
... PUBLIC SPEAKING. Address to Rotarians at Derby. At the weekly meeting of the Derby P.olary C|ab. held the Aseembly Rooms, on Monday last. Mr. Gerard H. Smith gave an instructive address on the art of public speaking. Although Mr. Smith disclaimed any ...
... PLAIN SPEAKING, Mr. Varley Asks Miners to Say What They Want. Dnplta candid (uncttian that thc prepnltlcnt the owner* of Notts, and Oorbyohlro ihouM tHtoovared and oaratully tMrolltd, mau maatlng *f Button-ln-A»h--flaw mlnara yntarday daoldad ta adhara ...
... and he speaks [> lich. not Oxford. “ Two correspondents wrote to me * while ago, defending the Oxford vores 1)” quoted professors to me. One of them » ally told me that ‘leckehah’ and chah’ and similar ’ refaned * are the correct * speaking “T implore ...
... Speak the Truth Few of us are given to wasting our time envying our Victorian foremothers, but it Taust nave occurred to many a woman that it was rather to be truth, when one was able to speak the asked if ome pursued any of the arts or pastimes. The ...
... SPEAK OUT. the Editor the Mercury. Sir, —Aa the usual safety valve for grievance k the public Presa, may ask you to allow me to vent miner Have any of your readers had the ill-fortune to attend some service or meeting in which they expected to be greatly ...
... PUBLIC SPEAKING. HINTS GIVEN TO DERBY ROTARY CLUB. At the weekly meeting of the Derby Rotary Club, held the Assembly Rooms on Monday, Mr. Gerard H. Smith gave an instructive address the art of public speaking. Although Mr. Smith disclaimed any intention ...
... FIGURES THAT SPEAK. Yesterday the actual number of men at work on the day shift in the Notts, collieries was 22,400. To-day it is 24,000, an increase of 1,600. Then on this afternoon's shift there will be at least an additional 2,000 at work. ...
... DELEGATES SPEAK OUT. Traitors, Cowards and Weak Fools. LED INTO TRAP. LATEST NEWS. 6.10 (Dottrearer)r—Beaustre: Jenaie Au Rower. Tratesumat, Blue, Awe, Mays. Midsumume, beam rippia. Ni. q. LaiMao lib. Zamora O. less Gift Fairyland IL, Lady T. (Doeseolor) ...
... scheme. Plain Speaking. Mt. Gilbert Johnston said that they were to understand how company with such splendid -and'sauran'aUr staff had succeeded losing much money. seconded the resolution as nothing could more disastrous than putting in receiver. , ...
... PERCY PERRIN SPEAKS. AND NOT 11111111TININ1T MIST PONS FIRST. Several attempts have hesa reads to pet P. P. Warmer to make • etatemeat as •u 4 but but reeolutely &Wait. Hobbs sad Iledes, the amiss:m*BAL members of the lielostioa Creaunittess also retired ...