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... , and perhaps the older and matured, political speaker takes good aim, he is on the right road to some success in public speaking. chide faults which they commit, or are in danger of committing; and guard against errors into which they are in danger of ...
... CO-OP. WAGES The Co-operative movement is supposed 'to be for the working class. Yet, speaking for myself, my wage on December 23 was £3 16s 6d and on December 30 £3 4s sd, on which I have to keep a wife and family. My wage tomorrow will be £3 4s-5d if- ...
... approximately £l,OOO in the county requisition. A most interesting and wellattended political debate was held in Bonnyrigg. Those speaking for the motion, **Socialist Government policy. is detrimental to the country and to the people, were 31r D. &wine and Mr ...
... think the Royal prerogative is exercised a little too freely?” Lord Goddard replied: “It is a big thing, and you expect me to speak frankly—and | think it is. The cases which have impressed me most are wife murder cases with the suggestion of adultery.” Lord ...
... GIRLS READY TO SPEAK Mr R. H. M‘Donald, counsel forl the twins, urged that whatever course was ado?ted must be in the best interests of the children themselves. A speedy decision was essential. In another year the girls would be approaching 16 years of ...
... no matter how richly he may be endowed with the fatal fluency of , speech, he must have mastered the subject on which he speaks. - - Sometimes speakers are counselled to learn lessons in oratory from the Bar, the lecture-room, or the pulpit. One deduces ...
... and he was sure that the side chosen for Hampden would carry Scotland to Rio. Mr Georée Brown, a director of Rangers F.C.. speaking to the ‘‘ Heart of Midlothian F.C..” opined that the Hearts were in danger of losing one of their ** distinctions ’—that ...
... team to cross the Atlantic sailed for Halifax in December 1902, captained by the Rev. John Kerr, of Dirleton. : MR BROWN TO SPEAK A famous voice that boomed at Westminster for many years, that of Mr Ernest Brown, will soon be heard throughout the land again ...
... FORESTS OF BRITISH GUIANA How many of us , when . we glibly speak of going to the theatre , stop to consider the phrase wo are using ? Might we not ,, but for one man ' s choice , have , been speaking of going to the cockpit , or even the globe ? For though ...
... . Plea for Encouragement of Motor Racing The Duke of Richmond , known to the motor racing world as the Earl of-Marsh , speaking en motor racing at the Sons and Daughters luncheon at St ' Marylebone Rotary Club , London , yesterday , said that motor' ...
... Government is anxious to do more than assist whatever are the most stable and reliable elements in that country . Freeing Trade Speaking in a Soho restaurant to-day at a luncheon of the Market Research Society . Mr Oliver Lyttelton ,- M . P ., referred to Mr ...
... . Mr Cruft does not explain why . if he regards the State as existing for the sake of the citizensand not vice versa , he speaks of wholes which apparently possess a value greater than the sum of their parts . His reference to the natural creative ...