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... wy 4 hind inter’s ¥ripay. Auaust 4th, 1899. at the istar’e PLAIN SPEAKING. at the Show. Even in diplomacy there is a tim ugh of plain speaking is the only safe course, last the Government have come to the ¢ don - that it is no use beating about the bu ...
... I speak within bounds, as the prisoner said when addressing thejurv from the dock. Sentimental Youth : My dear ...
... PUBLIC SPEAKING, CLERICAL ELOCUIION, AND STAMMERING. Hr. AB.TIS GIVES INSTRUCTION, as usual, to gentlemen preparing for Ordination, and others, in the art of Speaking w-tn Ea.«. Grace, and P.wer, on vnieii Has reeeiyed the patrn.ags of acetal of ti most ...
... here to say oue word more to them about their duty towards their neighbour this Christmas season. Our contemporary speaks sensibly and speaks to the point; and our hope is that the remarks we have quoted from it may not be in vain. Let us express our desire ...
... CAMBRIDGE AND UNIVERSITY JOURNAL. ISLE OF ELY HERALD, AND HUNTINGDONSHIRE GAZETTE. MAT 13, 1892. CONTENTS OF THIS PAPER. speaking thus plainly are in any sense guilty of titason, nor are we endeavouring to stir up a revolnHon. know that a revolution will ...
... Public Speaking. Clerical Elocution, and Stammering- Hr- ARTIS GIVES INSTRUCTION, usnal, to gentlemen preparing fur Ordination. and others, in the •f Reading Speaking with Ease, Grace, and Power, on method which has received the patronage of several of ...
... PUBLIC SPEAKING. CLERICAL ELOCUTION, AND STAMMERING. Mr. ART 18 GIVES INSTRUCTION, as usual, to gentlemen preparing (or Ordination, and others, in the art of Readlag aad Speaking wltk Eats, Grata, and Power, a method which has rocaload patronage oevorolot ...
... which I conceive him to hold. I stand here claiming the privilege to speak as a man, and when individuals get up and talk the rot they do, and of my going to London with a sword and revolver in 1848— Mr. Waters : Did you not do it ? Mr. H. T. Hall : I ...
... Public Speaking. Clerical Elocution, and Stammering. Mr. ARTIS GIVES INSTRUCTION, a. usual, to gentlemen preparing for Ordination, and others, in the art of Heading and Spooking «iib t«-e, Gmc. «nd P,)*, r , which ba, received the p.troosge cveral the ...
... A Bristol paper speaks of a boy of eleven years old having delivered a temperance lecture on The Drunkard and bis Family ton large audience nt Widcombe. The Long Vacation.— The lonjr vacation baa commenced, and with the exception of jvaterday the Judges' ...
... A popular writer, speaking of tbe oceanic telegraph, wonders whether the news transmitted through tilt water is fresh. ...
... THE CAMBE DGE CHRO: CLAM. CLE AND UNIVERSITY JC wes on both occasions vociferously encerve which speaks at omce for the akilifel with at the bande of Bu'oa, Trin Dewberry, and F. Dyson. We cannot dua wn marical of the entertainment, a Mr. Dewberry upon ...