... SPEAK NOT IN HASTE Time to me this truth h ith taught— Tis a truth that's woith revealing — More offend from want of thought Than from any want f feeling. If advice we wi.tk Convey. There's a tiu: we should convey it ; If we've but a word to say. There's ...

... LONDON SPEAKS. London. although a city of a million wonderful things to see and do, has always retained about it an atmosphere of penetrable silence, inasmuch as though she only wanted those fortunate mortals who could enjoy an actual trip to London ...

... FIGURES SPEAK Without exception, every one of the numerous big banking houses in America now makes a feature of foreign banking transactions. By way of illustration, the experience of the Equitable Trust Co., of New York, may be cited. In 1914 the Equitable ...

... Plain Speaking. Manchester-road, it will be gathered, is not exactly garden suburb, requiring kid-gloved treatment, either in its religion or in anything else. Vague theology would go clean over its head. But it does like, and can understand, plain talk ...

... ~I^SPEAKE^ 4PPHOACHINO RKTIBEMENT OF ME. PEEL. HI6 PROBABLE BCCCESBOR. , . — »—■ — ■ -. S-eaker wilt, at an *arly date, rehnqaish bis • l Tt -n inuma-on to tbi* e_*ct ba* been ?? ** t the Cbaneellor of the Exchequer and eonveyeet o Opposition ; and ...

... SPEAK THE TRUTH. Speak the truth, boy—promptly, boldly,—. Though the speaking cost you pain, And your best triends treat you coldly. In their anger end diadem. All Sr. faulty, and confession Half atones for error done, While of truth you bold possession ...

... recorder group class. Age groups in verse speaking classes are narrowed this year and four extra classes Introduced to prevent younger children being at a disadvantage. The total number of entries for verse speaking classes has increased from 92 in 1973 to ...

... HINTS SPEAKING. Many valuable hints the art of public speaking were given Mr. Savory, M.P., which was closely fallowed the members. Good elocution, said, was not necessarily * A O(X voi . te intelligence were gilts, but both might l>o improved art, and ...

... Churchill not to speak Mr. Churchill caused some surprise last night by announcing that he has decided not to speak in the two-day foreign affairs debate which begins in the House of Commons tomorrow. No reason is given :or his decision. Mr—Churchill ...

... Speaks for Itself. Councillor Hawnt, speaking at an open air meeting in Victoria Street, in support Mrs. Tebbutt. the Labour candidate for Broomhall, said the record of his Party for the past year spok© for itself. Last year the Labour candidates promised ...

... MADAME SPEAKE WILL VISIT STRAFFORD ARMS HOTEL, WAKEFIELD ! To privately exhibit some Elegant Modes tor the Autumn just received from Paris. SMART GOWNS, COSTUMES, RICH FURS, and MILLINERY. Those Ladies who honour kty calling will receive Madame Speake's personal ...

... Speak to Emma or, ...