... rhetoric in this, I say, first of all let him learn to speak easily and fluently, as well and as sensibly as he can no doubt, but at any rate let him learn to speak. This is to eloquence, or good public speaking, what the being able talk in child is correct ...

... Abercromby, given in our paper of the Ist inst., Mr. Cobbett, in his Political Register of last week, thus speaks:— These letters will not speak for themselves without this addition, that a specimen of quibbling, and shuffling, and false pretences so ...

... piace whero this stream of water went on to the He was speaking In the interests of the ratepayers, and was tellin, the truth. The Chatr- mal tarrupting, said 8 was not the lace to tell it. Ne must speak to the committee. ir. Ad- cock retorted that It was ...

... the cause, it would seem that the present clay at least the faculty of eloquence is wanting. Never was there much and poor speaking. We not refer now to the decay of pulpit oratory, though there assuredly is a vast difference between the sermons which roused ...

... saying, there answer; and the same evening made his declaration in the House—' speak with all respect of any future Ministry, but I have nothing to them but to respect them I speak for the information of those who may feel interest the matter. Ihe Chancellorship ...

... tbe Tories. Being man menrand secular that odium which Mr Bright imp politics. Mr. Bright speaks Tones just J montanes speak of Victor Emmanuel, or bl3 testants speak of Papists. They are , n f Mreyes, by virtue of a sort of inherent original » ' ero ero ...

... here so cruel would see a man ? If any, speak, for him have offended! Who is here so silly that would not take a titbit?! If any, speak, for him have I offended. here so sleek does not love his belly ? If any, speak, for him have I offended- ** You ha* ...

... affairs of his hotel in the Isle of Wight, was sentenced to five years penal servitude at the Central Criminal Court. Speaking by the Card. As a pedestrian tourist (says the Orleonnais) was lately proceeding towards Tours, he asked a man who was breaking ...

... so beautiful as English ladies. All very clever; speak French, speak English, speak Italian, play music very well, sing very good; very glad for me if Persian ladies like them ; but ) English ladies speak such sweet words ! I think sometimes tell a little ...

... names. No boy is to speak whose name is not called. Let. each boy as called answer ' here.' Omnes.— Yes, sir, here.' Inspector. Silence !— no boy to speak whose name is not called. Omncs, each to his neighbour. You are not to speak till your name is ...

... gentleman or two wanted to speak for balf-an-bourat the head Finkle-street ou a subject of the very deepest interest- to the community, and they were told the Chief Countable that had received instructions prohibiting them from speaking. Mr. BARWISF. : No, uo ...

... paragraph to a report of the meeting on Tuesday evening would run thus: —The attempt to get good places to hear Mr. Bright speak, on this his lirst appearance for several years on a London platform, occasioned an early attendance and some hurry on entering ...