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... ART OF SPEAKING. Castle-gate Debating Society’s Opening Meeting. Mr. H. J. Johnson, president of Castle-gate Debating Society. Nottingham, made some excellent points in the address lie gave to large gathering of members at the opening of wliat promises ...
... TO SPEAK AT ELTON. '.l ~, 141 1 1 10 t \ ...
... PUBLIC SPEAKING AT A City Centenarian’s Achievement. Mrs. Bousfield, the Nottingham centenarian, addressed a successful meeting of the local branch of the British Women’s Total Abstinence Union, held In Boot’s Cafe. Nottingham. As an active memher of ...
... SPEAKING TO THE NATION. Following the recent achievement In relayw, x.loyd Oeor*e’« speech at the Albert on March 26th to thirteen other towns, comes the annoonoement of plan connection with the Liberal leader's appearance atthe Free Trade Hall, Manchester ...
... SPEAKING WITH WOMEN. Private Nash said he was in Carnoustie with Woodhouse the evening before the tragedy, when two young women, with whom they had been speaking, left them to join Wood and Private Tucker. Woodhouse did not appear to be unduly annoyed ...
... PLAIN SPEAKING AT HUGKNALL. Two hundred man employed at the Anneeley Ooliiery have received their netioee to terminate tMir employment union they Join the Not}*. Industrial Union. This matter was mentioned during a Hucknall meeting, on Saturday night ...
... SPEAK UP! It is reputed that special improvements have been designed in the Law Courts to ease the problem of inaudibility. New sounding boards over witnessboxes, elaborate lines of overhead wires, and the filling up of alcoves and arches are all intended ...
... 'SPEAK YOURS] ...
... SPEAK UP! The MAYOR: Can't you speak up? Coun. KILPATRICK: It is very seldom I have been accused of being inarticulate. I am sorry Coun. Watson is suffering from deafness. Have I your permission to put the question again, Mr. Mayor? The MAYOR: No, you ...
... PLAIN SPEAKING BY NEW VICAR OF ST. PAUL'S, NORTHAMPTON. You would not have to go so many miles from this parish to discover what 'is a disgrace to the Church of England. I do not think the Church will ever gain full hold of the people until it takes ...
... PLAIN SPEAKING. Ike loyal tout waa feelingly honoured, aad Sir Archibald Montgomery-Massingtud then submitted “Success to Agncultaie. “1 no longer at the moment fiber of the Farmers’ Union, but 1 hope it only for short time.’’ explained at the outset ...
... SPEAK NO SLANDER. Names You Must Not Call Another Person. By A NOTTINGHAM Whilst Shakespeare in one of his works. said. To speak no slander, nor listen to it. yet one has to pause over the word slander and wonder what is really meant thereby, because ...