... SPEAKING IN WHISPERS. A prominent Portree man who is not a Highlander informed the Sunday Dispatch correspondent that Skye people on Sundays speak only in whispers, attend church three or four times, and discourage pleasure—even walking. There are no ...

... WHY SPEAK ? C)NE - wonders whether it might not be possible to cut all Parliamentary speeches down to the fifteen-minute limit. The opener and chief opponent could have longer. S. J. ...

... CHAIRMAN TO SPEAK Major Fetherston Godley, the Legion's National Chairman, will, on August Bank Holiday, make his first public speech after his recent visit to German ex-Service organisations. Great importance is attached to this speech. The event is ...

... PLAIN SPEAKING. Alderman Instone said that as addenda were very popular that morning he thought they might add that their M.P.'s be asked to raise the question in the House. (Hear, hear). You wait and wait at this place and you curse and curse. he said ...

... Figuratively Speaking rpHREE generations of one family are playing In the Rhodeslan lawn tennis championships Bulawayo. They are Mrs. Standen, Mrs. Griffen, her daughter, and Miss Griffen, her granddaughter—Exchange. Southern Railway £2,755,000 colourlight ...

... THEY SPEAK WELL All the time Labour has kept the battle going. On the King's Speech—both in the general debate and in that on the Labour Amendment—the discussion was sustained and capable. Oil the Anti-Dumpinc Dill the amendments had been ably drafted ...

... WILL NOT SPEAK After being cautioned by the coroner she said : ' I decline to make any further statement.' The coroner said he was told by the medical officer that it would be many months before Mrs. Marshall would be able to leave hospital. He then ...

... PUBLIC SPEAKING TT is true that nearly all public schools IT and universities in this country have debating societies, but it is unfortunate, I think, that so very often at these places only those who can speak already are asked to speak. It is those ...

... THE PREMIER SPEAKS « A FTER lie had served his /\ own generation by the will of God he fell asleep and was laid unto his fathers. Those words kept recurring to me in the watches of last night for there were one thing that our King had done it was to ...

... Writer Speak* Last night, at his Brighton home, Mr. Stanley Temple said: I was approached by Sir Charles Allom to make inquiries about the nature of the company mentioned in the letter. I got in touch with a London solicitor, whose name I cannot state ...

... PREMIER TO SPEAK Mr. Chamberlain will refer to the apppal for peacr put forward by Queen Wilhelmina and King Leopold when he speaks at the Lord Mayor's luncheon in London to-day. INSIDE ...

... They Speak English That, in any case, was what I did In Japan. I did the country in a week. At the end of it I had discovered the following: ...