... TO SPEAK THE TRUTH. John Edward Worthy, the lad of eleven years, who found th© body of the child, assured the Clerk that he knew perfectly well what th© nature of an oath was. “ It means to speak the truth,” the boy said, and he proceeded to give his ...

... SPEAK. Oa.ll or Send for List of Successes and Prospectus. Principal Matron .. MB. A. J. SMITO. . MRS. A. J. SMITH, it Qualified. ...

... “NOT ON SPEAKING TERMS.” In Ireland everything is different to England, and so is the Militia. Last year a rather smart regiment was being inspected by an easy-going colonel commanding the districts. The march past had been gone through creditably, the ...

... PLAIN SPEAKING. Lord Derby indulged some plain speaking when addressing the members of the Stock Exchange ou Wednesday on the question of'the Recruiting for the Army. wa® addressing a body of men who have already given of their best. The sons of many ...

... THE DUMB SPEAKS, A Cardiff correspondent sends the following extraordinary story: A most singular experience has just befallen a Rhondda collier, named David Davies, of Treherbert. He was one of the many sufferers by the memorable explosion at Penycraig ...

... VERSE-SPEAKING CLASSES. The Festival opened on Monday afternoon with the verse-speaking classes. Mr. J. Clifford Turner, generally speaking, found that the tone in these classes was good but that some of the speaking was on the slow side. To get the best ...

... LONDON SPEAKING TO PARIS. In the words of the Postmaster-General spoken the other day from his room at St. Martin’s-le-Grand, and distinctly heard by the head of a corresponding department in Paris, “the triumph of the international telephone is an a ...

... ABLE TO SPEAK FOR UIHSELF. Bmry Carpenter and Joseph lads, were charged with wheeling a truck on the footpath, the London Road, thereby causing obstruction, the 13th of May. Both defendants pleaded guilty. A police constable deposed to seeing the defendants ...

... WILL SPEAK AT THE EOLLOWINQ MEETINGS;— VICTORIA HALL, LEATHEEHEAH. TUESDAY, MAY Mth. PUBLIC HALL, DORKING, THURSDAY, MAY aeth. VILLAGE HALL, SHERE. FRIDAY, MAY 27th. NBWDIGATE SCHOOLS. MONDAY, MAY 30th. umence in each case at o’clock. ab92 ...

... stared at Hie two ranges of bright letter-boxes and owlish speaking tub^s. “Will vou never come off, down there!” “Oh, 'plague on it! That’s Johnny^'fpid she, with deep disgust. “Our speaking-tube’* out of order—l forgot. —Detroit Free Fress. NO MORE ...

... MB. COB DEB SPEAKS. Mr. 8. B. Cordet, Brook Street, Little Danmow, Essex, makes the following statement: *' Laf»t November I was laid with in back and aide. I stooped could not get agaia. for when I attempted to seemed as tny back wer® coming in two. ...

... Gentlemen will speak. Chairman - - - MR. Q. IDIBNS. THURSDAY, JANUARY 20th. MARKET HALL. REDHILL. MR. HARRY BRODIE and other Gentlemen will speak. FRIDAY, JANUARY 21st. PUBLIC HALL, DORKING. MR. HARRY BRODIE and other Gentlemen will speak. FRIDAY, JANUARY ...