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TO SPEAK
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AFRAID TO SPEAK
... AFRAID TO SPEAK. Mr. Carter observed that the debates were always carried on by the same people. Other members were interested but were afraid to criticise for fear their businesses would be made . to suffer. He suggested that when sending out the list ...
FIGURES THAT SPEAK
... FIGURES THAT SPEAK. May I now ask you to turn to the receipts and payments account. We are told that figures may be made to speak, and those we are now considering tell us of the satisfactory nature of the year’s work. We started with s substantial balance ...
SPEAK AT BEXHILL
... SPEAK AT BEXHILL A CHARACTER SKETCH. All gtmlents of politics, and particularly Parliamentary life, know it be a truism that the man who lia» made reputation for himself another Hphere (widow repeats the process when he enters Parliament The same story ...
SPEAK EK
... SPEAK EK. Liout.-Colonel Charles Kerr. D. 5.0.. Cnlworth, the prospective Liberal caiulislate lor the Daventry Division announeiHl on Thurssloy that, in spite the information given by the Liberal Chief Whip that that party reserved the right to contest ...
SPEAKING BOOK
... SPEAKING BOOK. Referring to the Speaking book announced by the daily Press as an American invention, and which consists of an apparatus, about the size of a camera, in which a band unrolls itself automatically and the words are amplified by a loud-speaker ...
SPEAKS AND LICTIIIIZRS
... SPEAKS AND LICTIIIIZRS. The school will open with an inaugural address by Mr. Stuart Hodgson teditor of the - Daily Num and Westminster Duette), and the valedictory will he given by tie Herbert Samuel. G.C.8.. C.8.L., whale prondoss to act as sessional ...
SPEAKING ENGLISH
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PLAIN SPEAKING
... state of affairs if plain speaking became the vogue. lam msiting you to attempt the impossible I fear, but try at any rate. A lady, for example, enters a shop; she wishes to try on a few hats. Oh, cries the plain-speaking assistant, take that one ...
TO SPEAK AT UTTLEMAMPTON
... TO SPEAK AT UTTLEMAMPTON. Sir Thomas Inskip, K.C., the Attorney General, is to speak at the Rotary Conferenc to be held at Littlehampton next week. The Conference opens on Thursday, October 18th, and concludes on the 20th, on which day Sir Thomas Inskip ...
PLAIN SPEAKING
... PLAIN SPEAKING. Mr. W. S. CHEGWIDDEN, in proposing a vote qf thanks to the retiring Chairman, said he had been with Mr. Goodwin during his visits to Maidstone throughout the year. He had not only been a Chairman who conducted the business in a most able ...