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... SPEAK AS tOU LIRE? What an extraordinary collection we should have if everyone were allowed to ape as he or she liked! According to one teach,' everyone ehoutd be allowed to spell as he liked. But the great fault of to-day is the misuse of worda by giving ...
... DUMB MAN SPEAKS. An ex soldier named Albert lee., iving at Northliniberland, %lin had been - since Fehruary, 1919, ILA a result being gassed in France, recovered his euddenly while vialkiii4 along the street with a friend. ...
... MINISTIES SPEAK OUT. Speaking on 29 at a civic lunclisou at Duni% Yr. Balfour add the Government had striven ' to obtaie • peaceful and of the Ikea African difficulty. It ea tobetion ems not aho to prove a modal solution, the redid on other shoulders ...
... wommrs SPEAKING POWERS. A woman eon talk looger than a man, and does ao, she uses up less force by a ooasiderable percentage than the does. A professor of science has proved by actual nod very delicate meaaarementa that the baritone uses far energy than ...
... NERVOUS MEN; speak - One Penny in the Shilling allowed on all Club Tickets. THOROUGMF7:ERE. MI:cLIESWORTM. ...
... MR. BALFOUR SPEAKS. : Mr. Balfour, presiding on Wednesday at the annual demonstration of the Primrose League in the Albert Hall, said he would not attempt to minimise the defeat they had sustained since 114 year's meeting, but there was no need that they ...
... A SPIRIT SPEAKS. WHAT YOU FAIL. TO DO ON EARTH YOU MUST DO HERE. I have been 1W years in the spirit realnui. home ul my friends go down to the daiii regions, others do llio as I do — to , to earth periodically to comfort t.is out li-p,ane children ...
... 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 be did so with the object of raising money for the war. When the war was ...
... SIR EDWARD GREY SPEAKS. fli — r - Edward Grey, M.P., speaking at the annual meeting of the Berwick Division of the Liberal Association at Belford on Wednesday, said he would continue to support the Irish Land Bill, provided the course the Government took ...
... MB. GLADSTONE SPEAKS MAMMY. is • bttee his beet wishes the of Mr. Boehm Carter, the I Medial essdlidebe for the Divides of Swipeleire. the dot as wee , et Crewe to the discovery by the I heed the electors theeld be so piety to the seedisserse of the = ...
... HIK wiLuam HARCOURT SPEAKS. .-— Kt Bmcourt bee sent the followies later be the OW of the Press Re.— Mr. hue made • statement with to me WWII I thiek it theeseary to metrediet. though IS has dearth to be thous by Mr. Justin from whom sloth Mr. could ...
... LORD HPF.NCER SPEAKS. peaking on Walnerday night at Eaatbourne Earl /Spencer expressed regret that Lord y had not co-operated with hir henry II- Bannerman, in whose hands the honour of country would ho in safe keeping, and whom lie himself would continuo ...