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SPEAKING IN TONGUES

... SPEAKING IN TONGUES. Great religious fervour aroused by prayers quite unintelligible to the ordinary bearer at Sunderland. when the International Convention of • sect believing in revelation by speaking in tongues was opened. An Anglican clergyman. ...

SPEAKING COUNTENANCES

... SPEAKING COUNTENANCES. Faces have influence that words can never have. The eyes, the brow, the lines of the whole visage, speak out as the tongue can never speak. The face is not merely physical: it changes Inevitably as the inner man changes. Hard thoughts ...

MR. CORDER SPEAKS

... MR. CORDER SPEAKS. Mr. 8. B. Corder, Brook Street, Little Daomow, Essex, makes the following statement: Last November I was laid up with pains in my back and side. If I stoopad 1 could not get straight again, for when 1 attempted to raise myself it seemed ...

SPEAKS WITH A SILVER TONGUE,

... SPEAKS WITH A SILVER TONGUE, and oarrie'' his audiences away with his impassioned oratory. But, like most impromptu speakers, he suffers in cold print. Ihe speech that appeals thrillingly to the ear seldom appi'als to the eye. . And, like the report one ...

L SPEAKING ABOUT TALKING

... L SPEAKING ABOUT TALKING. Nobody can be any the worne for a few good ruks about talking. In the Letters fmm a Self-made Merchant to his Son (Methuen), Mr. George Horace Lorimer, in his pungent was. lays it down that: A huainees nusn's conversation ...

SCIENTIFIC BITS. THE SPEAKING CLOCK

... SCIENTIFIC BITS. THE SPEAKING CLOCK. There is nothing outwardly remarkable, according to Dos Echo, in the appearance of the ingeniously - constructed timepiece known as the time-stating clock. But every quarter of an hour an agreeable voice issues from ...

DEAN WELLDON'S PLAIN SPEAKING

... DEAN WELLDON'S PLAIN SPEAKING. Wciiiion. k the course of an nariresx to the Hanel) , Ater Y.M.C.A., urged tin 14.n.3 of coufs.deratiug ttn forts.. and expreasod his helief that a great of no wax poeslUe A ugh t Church and tho Nonconformists. notainhatatxting ...

MR. BIRRELL S PLAIN SPEAKING

... MR. BIRRELL S PLAIN SPEAKING. Speaking at Warrington, on Saturday night. Mr. Birrell, Chief Secretary for Ireland. said the House of Lords had thrown out the Licensing Bill because they thought they might extort better terms, either from the present ...

ONLY ON SPEAKING TERMS OP DUTY

... ONLY ON SPEAKING TERMS OP DUTY. and when Warren’s incapacity and disregard of all considerations but those peculiar himself (as his brigadiers soon found) were displaved. Bailer did not like to take the responsibility of removing Warren lest »hc act should ...

speak, no one shall continue standing, nor

... speak, no one shall continue standing, nor anyone else rise until the chair be resumed. That instead the form of the pfevions question it be moved lliat the Council proceed to the next or other bnsfbess of the day/* on the seconding of which, the chairm&n ...