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... friction arm, this is genierally received explanation. The chalk may, howeTer, be apparently dry, and, still the telephone speaks well. Added to this electrolytic action, the speaker suggested the clectro-dinamic action of the current. He had that day ...
... should make speaking very easy. As to what is best for the pulpit, I may not venture to say much. It would seem that rules applicable to other speaking, would be equally applicable to the pulpit ; but in P pulpit a nian is expected to speak for a given ...
... the objects of the solicitude of our even-keeled rulers. In 1881 there were in Donegal 71,764 who could speak | Irish, and of these 12.249 could speak Irish only. The vast majority of thee live together in four hba ronies. Had Sir P. Keenan's recommendations ...
... DILLON, M.P., TO SPEAK IN SUPPORT OF COUNT PLUNKETT. Invitations have bean sent by the Fit;r-wilUaiu Ward Committee to Air John Dillon and other prominent members ...
... LETTERS ON THE PHILOSOPHY (F PLAIN SPEAK- I ING; WITH SOME SPEXCIMENS OF FALSE SPEAK- I ING. [Doctor Murray, of Maynooth, has been induced to reply to a review of his work, The Irish Annual Miscellany,' which appeared in the last number of the Irisi ...
... tindetre erti ' of a rule Whifh thave fbund it teessry toadopt 1, and C Aide by b stnc4tty-.utiai a rule that there e A se be no speaking (laughter). Now perhaps youi wiIJ aik tee the. reao* tat I bed tbough fit e I '5 With pou? tiprfvsi ( . dnt *ih Pto spepk ...
... very short- several Voices-Yes ; speak (cries of no, no). Cardinal Gousset also desired to speak on the para- graph (loud cries of no, no). I wish particularly (said his Eminence) to speak upon the paragraph, and I will speak upon every sentence of it if ...
... of chil- I dren living in Irish speaking districts . In 1S81, ten rears after Sir Patrick reached the top rung of the ladder, there weie upwards of 18,000 per- sons in Ireland under twenutyyears of age whho could not speak a word of English. This vrst number ...
... yet will they fail to earn the wages of their office. And, speaking for ourselves, we speak also for the people. The Irish people have now, more than ever, need of open and advised speaking, and they will use their manhood in this respect, heedless ...
... and Stephen Mason, Al P, will speak at Blantyre. On Friday Mr. Asquith, C c, will speak at Kilmarnoek and on Saturday in Glasgow. On Friday three meetings v-ill be held throughout the ?? Elgin and Mlr. Fowler, I P, speak at Dundee, Messrs John Dillon ...
... meeting in the Music Hall, Edinburgh, Thursday evening, June, 6 p ni. will speak in Glasgow Saturday, July 2nd, and on Monday. 4th, will begin his tour through Midlothian, speaking at half-pasc i>— ->n Monday; at Dalkeith, on Tuesday; Corswiphine, on Wednesday ...