... AN AUTHORITY SPEAKING. In his speech M Horsham, on Friday, Mr. Fitzgerald (Under -Secretary for War) said that the Government had addressed to the Emperor of Russia a direct question Did a treaty exist containing anything hostile to England!—and that ...

... PLAIN-SPEAKING, If people will study history they will see that some people always crab the age they live in. Generally speaking they are those who are not at work themselves. If they are doing genuine work they know the good that is in their contemporaries ...

... AFRICA SPEAKS The Jungle brought to YGII. `See aid Hear its Roar. Thrilliut, Sensational, the Pois l'ygmies, the great Lion Fights, the Plague of Lccusta and the Duck-Lillnd Women. You will Tingle with Excitetwilit. IT'd GREAT. A'so ALL•TALKING COMEDY ...

... THE DEAD SPEAK. Dr. 111arage, of Paris, who recently demon-. strated his discovery that voice sounds ars! produced by the larynx alone, has been showing the Academy of Science that dead dogs can be made to bark and even bowl most dismally. The importance ...

... PUBLIC SPEAKING. Dr. W. H. Stone, in a lecture at the Royal TYPOtution, London, on Singing, Speaking,and Stammering, gave some partienstim respecting the effect of the rate of delivery in speaking. Rapid speaking, he said, was an unnecessary tax on ...

... WOINWS SPEAKING POWERS. A woman can talk longer than a man„ and does me, bemuse she uses up less force by a considerable percentage than the man does. A prefeeser of science has proved by actual and very delicate measurements that the baritone maur noes ...

... EVIL SPEAKING AND SLANDER. Finally, the enemies resorted to the usual weapons of slander. They did not charge directly that Nehemiah sought to make himself King of the Jews, with Jerusalem its capital, and that ho was secretly employing men to speak favourably ...

... for public speaking. She, however, declined to go there,. saying that she claimed the right to speak where she was and should continue to do so. She said it was her intention to do so every Sunday until the right was conceded. She did speak on the following ...

... MR. CORDER SPEAKS, Mr. S. B. Corder, Brook Street, Little Danmow, Ease:, makes the following statement : Last November 1 was laid up with pains in my bock and side. If I stooped 1 could not get straight again, for when I attempted to raise myself it ...

... SIR MICHAEL SPEAKS. Sir M. Hicks-Beach, who spoke from the third bench above the gangway and who was received with cheers, explained that when he proposed the corn tax last year he did so with the object of raising money for the war. When the war was ...

... PLAIN SPEAKING, TRULY! Mrs. Lincoln, (the widow of President Lincoln,) in the course of the attempted sale of her jewels and clothing of which so much has been said, wrote several letters to various people of influence in New If bel oV il and elsewhere ...

... LORD CARRINGTON SPEAKS. Lord Carrington, speaking at a Liberal meeting at Southport on the 21st inst., dealt at some length with the proceedings of the Welsh Land Commission, and said the recommendations of the Conservative minority themselves made it ...