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THE AT OF SPEAKING
... THE AT OF SPEAKING. Man is naturally a 'meshing animal; • style is merely that accomplishment in the art of verbel expression width from the improvement of natural feotilty by good training. The best tralaing for the formation of style is of course, familiar ...
lie Speaks
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EXPERIENCE SPEAKS
... EXPERIENCE SPEAKS. EXTREMELY PLEASED. Mr. A. W. Snelling writes June, 15 9 9, from Doncaster: I enclose cheque. I may say that lam extremely pleased with the bike. A REAL PLEASURE. A Nuneaton official on tour writes from Cromer under date June 7th, ...
_ fecime sPeak of
... _ fecime sPeak of , 100 /hart .0 ...
STONES THAT SPEAK
... STONES THAT SPEAK. This week the nation has been on holiday, and there has been a record rush from home. - in the midst of a iew, too, _lye thought that the holiday was the anniversary of the greatest calamity that has fallen upon Europe for generations—the ...
ZIPP. SPEAKS
... ZIPP. SPEAKS. ot Greater Power. LONDON NOT TO BE 1 Airships Count Zeppelin in the of Deputies on Tuesday an shoot airships. 411 the Deputy's cheered the Costat, said that airships were aot yet as (jet as Ise wail's& Airships at carr ins pone', losing ...
QUALITY SPEAKS
... QUALITY SPEAKS. To the Westwood Cycle Co., Nuneaton. Dear Sirs,— I have every reason to be satisfied with the bicycle you built for me in April last. It is a very good roadster, and runs very easily.—Yours truly, Aug. 18th, 1899. C. GREGORY BOOT!!. ...
COULD NOT SPEAK
... COULD NOT SPEAK. T. • :;. at about 3.40, noticed I emerge from between t6O - . obviously scrit.us B:uod was from his mouth. And a:l he J do was to Ind:cate that he (I not speak. The injured man immediate attenlon, but died before medical aid cau:d be ...
SALVATIONIST SPEAKS
... SALVATIONIST SPEAKS Mrs. Wood, a (umber of the Salvation Army. Nuneston. was the speaker at Stockingtord Methodist Church Sisterhood meeting presided over by Mrs. R. Read. Singing and a soloist (Mrs. D. Smith) were accompanied by Mrs. Pugh. The Lesson ...
Speaking to Mothe
... Speaking to Mothe IT UV: EVERY SCRAP OP '.W. R. FINCH GORE AND THE SHRrr The Bisheo of Bittoinehaa Rev. Walter It. flock at Noneatoa Pariah Bt. Cuthbert's, filiostoke, e a The Chancello r Q s J. *traitors& Dud.,) rtation oerensett. Dr. Oore to the proriona ...
TO SPEAK AT NUNEATON
... TO SPEAK AT NUNEATON Captain W. F. Strickland. M.P.. is to speak at the annual general meeting of the Nuneaton Association. Women's brunch. on Friday next. ...