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... to speak—is tnostly neglected. Yet the voice dates tretilendously. The wi man who mumbles. drswls. wilispers, permits her voice to fade out at the end of a sentence, or speaks its if her mouth full of flannel. is just asking to be thought old. At ally ...
... To Speak in London Dr. ho the zit i-l'aueit ion mlinptration 110141)4 ru, Loudon, uu Sandzi next. Post for Former Minister 'Dr. J. Ryan. T. 1).. f finer Miii t.2r fur and Social Servics, I,:j•nned Board cf Ireland Cu.. lA. Sympathy At a Ince , ting ()f ...
... CLOCK SPEAKS THE TIME. Switzerland, Europe's factory, is not letting the %ear interfere with busittepss. Oue of the latest is the '•itivalid's • clock may be in any of the room, but the invalid has nu need to his head to know the time. just presses a ...
... PLAIN SPEAKING. ON THE SITUATION. Major General Dease, writing from Turbotaton to the Freeman's Journal, says :— The times call for plain speaking, May I undertake the thankless and disagreeable task of belling the cat? Since the Home Rule Act became ...
... TIIE SPEAKING AUTOMATON. ' 1 Proles:or Faber, a mathematician of , Vienna, has brought over to London a speaking automaton, upon the construction of which he has been employed some five-and -twenty wars. The apparatus is worked by a clavier, which, played ...
... MR. GRIFFITH SPEAKS BELIEVES TREATY WILL LEAD TO PEACE AND FRIENDSHIP. ...
... MR. CHILDERS SPEAKS AT CREAGH. Mr. Erskine D. Childers, T.D.. speaking at Creagh Co. Roscommon, under the auspices of Fianna Mr T. liecgan presiding, said that vast acreages of land Wt•rt! derelict in the modern *engin, aii not condition to enable the ...
... Sir J. Craig Speaks. S.F. LEADER'S INITIATIVE. Interviewed last night in Belfast, Sir James Craig said he wished it to be understood that when the Lord Lieutenant invited him to see him, he (Sir James) had no knowledge he would be approached by the leader ...
... Assisi—Our Manner of Speaking. /lucently have been treated to Inure than one account of remarks from the judicial bench of our indistinctness in speech. Apropos of this an anonymous writer in the current issue of — Assisi — makes some pertinent remarks ...
... -SPEAK IRISH, PRESIDENT URGES YOUTH. it in Alur homes, in your s:•hoolA, hi your play, ni your prayers. tt it speak it, 1 beg t on . Thus, with Uod's help, you will save it. ThiA wa: the message given to the youth . it , Ireland by an t-Uaelitarain when ...
... MR DE VALERA TO SPEAK IN GALWAY Mr de Valera wll address a meeting th e Tow!! 6.11- at. 3 p.m. on Raturday, in support of die fuel and .food production drve. The Whop of Most Rev. Dr. Browne, wi!! ...
... Who Fears to Speak of Easter Week? Who fears to speak of Easter Week r When all the fighting's done? Who's sure to flaunt the Sion Fein Flag When danger there is none? Who will not boast of AshbOurne fight. Or )et of Boland's Mill 'Tis fine to pose ...