BRITAIN SPEAKS
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... Art Public Speaking. Judging from an caper' •nt that has l just been made, it to he as difficult to cultivate the art of public speaking as successfully to engage in it. With a view to giving young farmers confidence in expressing themselves, a competition ...
... FATHER NEPTUNE SPEAKS. Hear ye, my plaint and my anger both. Hearken ye Nesters of old Arbroath To the tales I tell of my ancient devotion, Tales of by-gone days of yore, All through the years your rugged shore Has been guarded and tended by me, The Ocean ...
... to speak for the women or assistant teachers, no one to speak for the teacher earning £2 7s 6d. The tendency was for the higher-paid teachers to speak for their own interests. She moved that the ‘“cut ’’ be graduated, and suggested that teachers with ...
... speak; They tortor'd the Monkey till loud he squeak; yen, That's Frciwh. .ays another, It's Greek. For the Fisherman had got &mit-Icy, He's all over hair! sum chap did cry. E'en up to summic cute an' sly; Wiv a cod's head then they (1011441 an ...
... Connvillor Antkorn or intended to make'? .. ,' The Provost—lt is for Councillor Anekoni to justify and speak or make hi, explanation whet ever (K' Oen SCR exrept here. We have nothing to do with the matter. ...
... Speaking of the rural area, he said that the one rural troop at Inverkeilor had been carried on successfully. The Association had not yet succeeded in opening up elsewhere, although the need and the demand for Scouting, or something akin to it, by boys ...
... ANGUS LIBERAL RALLY. THE RIGHT HON. LORD HESTON, of Agra and DtMatti, will speak at the GARDEN FETE & FAIR At ASHBROOK, Arbroath, on SEPTEMBER lgth (NEXT SATURDAII. at 2.30. ALL THE FUN OF THE FAIR! In. Wan BAST SHOW. ...
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... FORFARSHIRE UNIONIST OW; INI , ATIoN Mr W. T. SHAW, M.P. for Angus. Is to speak at the ANNUAL BUSINESS MEETING, within the WEBSTER MEMORIAL HALL, Arbroath, TO-DAY (SATURDAY), 6th February, at p.m.; also at CONCERT to be held In CHAPELTON SCHOOL, on MONDAY ...
... ice experiment in sectional speaking, but bi difference in tone qualities in the choir should have been made. General effect not dignified enough. 4 (equal ) Parkhouse School (conductor, Mr Davi d K. Gorrie) (82)—Not firm enough rhythm and over inflexion ...
... and Boys’ Suits, Trousers and Boots —Jagger’s Salerooms, Bridge Street Sheets in stock splendid reputation for Butcher Meat speaks for itself. Once tried al- ways purchased. Sausages a speciality. Steak and Cut Meat Pies; also Braised Beef, and our o’ the ...