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... PUBLIC SPEAKING. Dr. W. H. Stone, in a lecture at the Royal Institution, London, on Singing, Speaking,and Stammering, gave some particulars respecting the effect of the rate of delivery in speaking. Rapid speaking, he said, was an unnecessary tax on ...
... THE DUMB SPEAKS. A Cardiff correspondent sends the following extraordinary story : A most singular experience has just befallen • Rhondda collier, named Vavid Davies, of Trtherbert. Ile was one oi the many sufferers by the memorable explosion at l'enycraig ...
... PLAIN SPEAKING. The Paris Correspondent of the Pail Nall Gazette writes:— An interesting sale of autographs has just taken place here. One of the most curious letters disposed of was written by Mme. de Campan in the year VII. of the Republic to Joseph ...
... WRITING AND SPEAKING. Why do not men write as they speak? Why do they not convey their meaning in books in Lila good racy English which they employ the dinner tale, or, when giving their household orders? Such are the absurd questions that are asked every ...
... expressed, is the true idea of great extemporaneous speech. Fox was always prepared, because he could speak without preparation, mighty in argtunent. If we speak of - his grand and uncombed slovenliness of style, that must always be in the remembrance of what ...
... THE ART OF PUBLIC SPEAKING. Dr. Storrs carried the art of puhlic speaking *boat sa far an anybody hss carried It 113 this country. Everett could write and commit to memory for .-.ontrl in public. an elegant oration. The oettori wit a folmwel ic hie wake ...
... TEACHING THE DUMB TO SPEAK. An intimating meeting was held on Wednesday, at the Vestry Hall, Kensington, when the all important fact was proved to demonstration, in the presence of a large company of ladies and gentlexsen, that children born deaf—and ...
... MR. JOHN REDMOND SPEAKS. Mr. John Redmond, Chairman of the Irish Parliamentary Party, addressing a Nationalist meeting at Manchester on Sunday, criticised the recent speech of Lord Salisbury, who, he said, had made it clear that it was not by conciliation ...
... PROPOSED ALL-ENGLISH SPEAKING GATHERING. The Right Hon. A. J. Balfour and Earl Spencer have expressed their app roval of Mr. J. Adley Cooper's proposed peri odic All-English Speaking Gathering. The Hon. James Service late Premier of Victoria, Australia ...
... MR. GLADSTONE SPEAKS STRONGLY. Mr. Gladstone, ia a letter mrsedag his bast Meese for swam of Mr. Boehm Qtrim the candidata foe the Patinaeld Division of Hasspairs, ascribes the fast that am alsetwe was reesatly avoided at Crewe to the dimmer, by Tory ...
... 514 1 ,036 people w‘lio cannot speak English. Welsh being their only language. In Scotland there are 43,738 persons who can speak nothing but Gaelic. And, in Ireland, there are 32.121 who can express themselves only in the Irish tongue. Of course these ...
... MR. COWEN, M.P., ON PUBLIC SPEAKING. Cle Kroft mobs Mr. Owen, M.P., delivered imeezel address at awake maelthirg of a homed In eimastion with Workbag rel i t ee Neiesedis. - - - Altar • bw _arervatiam, Ma - add Imlllates. V in =Mt deblesbia betitate. ...