... SPEAK GENTLY. Speak gcutly ! little thing Dropp'd in the heart's deep well; The good, the joy, that it may bring Eternity shall tell. —O. W. Langford. TO-DAY AND ITS OPPORTUNITIES . Yo-day u yesterday re ttrn'd; returu'd Pull power'd to cancel, expiate ...

... MISS CHAMBERLAIN SPEAKS. TO GIRLS OF BUSINESS AND OTHERS. AN INTTIRESTING PERSONALITY. It would be selfish to withhold knowledge when it may be the means of helping others : that is tho motive of an intervsting interview granted by Miss Daisy Chamberlain ...

... PUBLIC SPEAKING ♦ KNACK. It is when you come close to a man venation that you discover what Ids s eal abilities are. To make a speech iu publ ic assembly is • Ireack.—Dr. Johnson. ...

... WALSALL RNSIDIINT SPEAKS. Widespread interest has been shown in the local caw that have been reported in the.. columns week after week for years past. We have therefore sent our representative to confirm the /acts, and we give another report here to-day ...

... PUBLIC SPEAKING IN THE SCHOOLKOW In antieijiation of an intensified land paign during the autumn a School fo Speakers is heirig held this week uex by the Land and Nation League in Oxford Arrangements have already been made Cr 10,000 meetings a year, and ...

... THE PLAIN SPEAKING TO WORVNQYBN The ninth masa emlemisee of the Midland Cornetts.' nada' Federation °prudes Mosby, at the Town Hall. Dada*km Mr. Theme Jose. (Wolvelhampton) was Mr Mill/rehire was 'Meted Mr. J. Taylor general secretary, sad Mr. T. Bibb ...

... APT OP PUBLIC SPEAKING Mr. Balfour made some excellent remarks on the art of public speaking at Edinburgh last Friday. The art of public speaking (the ex-Premier said) was the art of public conversation raised to • higher level. The one fatal defect in ...

... ■r. Snowden's Plain Speaking Mr. Philip Snowden, speaking at Glasgow, laid the main weekneas of the Labour Party was its Soviet form Bovernment in selecting Parliamentary candi da tes. The impression was that a seat in the House d Commas' wss the crowning ...

... WHEN A WOMAN SPEAKS. If thou must love me, let it be fur nought, Except for love's sake only. Do not say: I love her for her smile, her look, her way Of speaking gently—for a trick of thought That falls in well with mine, and certcs brought A Senn of ...

... FATHER HUDSON SPEAKS OF THE HOMES AT COLESffiLL A goodly company of those who are interested in the work of Father Hudson's Homee and the larger significance which that term implies, heard from the great Catholic organiser himself something of the service ...

... wrong end—they attempted to speak before studying the art of oratory, or even storing the Naiad with treasures of thought and language. Having defined what meant by extempore speaking--en elastic term, for • man was said to speak exteniceurrairsmasou when ...

... ~ y' .- ~s~-=; hood. In speaking of the claims of the new district on the south side of St. Paul's Road and High Street, he mentioned that in the eleven new roads there wore 424 hums occupied, according to the burgess list, and this represented probably ...