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... PANAMA TOLLS. PRESIDENT WILSON TO SPEAK TO BOTH HOUSES. WASHINGTON„ Mareh 4. Both Houses of Parliament have passed re , olutions in favour of a joint session at midday to-morrow to hear Present Wilson personally deliver a message urging the repeal of ...
... ‘ , IfAKESPEURE CELEBRATION. ASQUITH TO SPEAK AT THE MANSION HOUSE; Ihe Lord Mayor preF.idod yesterday at the kfaneion 'louse at meeting of the Executive , 'orumittee of the Shakespeare. Tercentenary celebration. The arrangements for the eornacmoration ...
... END OF PEERS' CAMPAIGN. NOTABLE RECORD OF PUBLIC SPEAKING. The concluding section of peers' eampsign, inaugurated by Lord Larningtsat on the day after Ikaing Ihiy. and finishing on Saturday night with the speeches of the I)ukeet of Norfolk and I)evonshire ...
... ELEcrous MUST SPEAK. PATCHING INSURANCE MUSE OF LORDS. In dr aliwnce of the Lord Chancellor. the }:arl of Dunnughmore took his seat on the ttoo:nstA at lia3-past Three o'clock. ...
... MUSIC IN CHURCH. BISHOP OF carom) ON THE USE THE SPEAKING VOICE. A Summer School of Music was held recently at Oxford in connection with the Extension Meetings. The Bishop of Oxford writes of I it in The Diocesan Magazine:— I hope it will propagate ...
... vocabulary for a long time. Comprehension of words takes place earlier than the power to speak. My little Hermione, said the lecturer, at thirteen months could speak 20 words, but understood 68 names and performed 18 actions when asked. A two-yearold infant ...
... INSURANCE BILL CUANCELLOR TO SPEAK IN LONDON. MEETING ARRANGED. Lloyd George wishes to speak in London on the Insurance Bill, and bia wish In to to grauflavl. The Rev. C. Siltester Horne. the usual men'a meeting at Whitebaitla Tabarnade, Tottmamm Court-toad ...
... I speaking ) TIIE DETENTION OF A LADY,. -- 4.--- In the Chancery Division to-day. Mr. 1 Justice Stirling. the of Cathcart v tame for - Mr Hackle. Q.C. with shoes was Mr. Stokes ..saiil be appeared in support uf emotion el %ha h notice had been given ...
... LOCUTION.—M r. CHARLES SEYMOUR JA Lemons to both seam in Public Speaking. Production Artieolatioe, Reciting. Pronunciation. and CORRErI SPEAKING. by Post end Texaßooks. 448. Strand. W ...
... Lord Harrington will speak on Mr. Parnell's Amendment to-morrow night, and Sir WUliam Ilai'C-ourt is expected to speak before the closo of the Debate, whicb is now likely to con- I tinue till Friday. Sir Michael Beach will wind up the Debate. Mr. Chamberlain ...
... PREMIER'S PLAIN SPEAKING. DILUTION OF LABOUR. UNION'S IMPORTANT DECISION. On Friday. December 31. the Prime Minister and the Minister of Munitions received a deputation of the Amalgamated Society of Engineers, who attended to lay before them certsfin ...
... AMENITIES AT SEA, PASSENGERS WHO DID NOT SPEAK TO EACH OTHER. The stewardess of Carib Prince, Mrs. 8a,.0w, continued her evidence yesterday in the case in which Mrs. Frances %%WWI Campbell. a journatist, claims against the Prince Line (Liniited). uf ...