... for which his countrymen are famous has constructed speaking machine, which uti ...

... ABOUT HAND-SPEAKING. The deaf and dumb, as every one knows, speak by means of their fingers. How many words, then, can a good hand-speaker form in a minute? Ac- cording to the Postal Telegraph Deoartment, the average number of letters per word in the ...

... SCOTCH ELECTORS SPEAKING THEIR MINDS. At a meeting held in the village of Shottskirk, for the purpose of listening to an address from Sir Norman Lookhart, the Conservative candidate for South Lan- arkshire, one of the speakers was Mr. Aitken, a ooal- ...

... BLACKBURN OPERATIVES SPEAK OUT. NO IMPORT DUTIES ! * __ Blackburn operatives, called together by tha local branch of the Weavers' Association, assembled in big numbers at the Town Hall, on Wedneaday, to protest against the reimposition of the Indian ...

... LORD SALISBURTS PLAIN SPEAKING. Lord Salisbury has the one great merit of saying what he means and meaning what he says. In speaking at the United Club dinner on Wednesday night, be refused to deal with the science, falsely so called, of political meteorology ...

... MR. ROBERT HINDLE SPEAKS. Mr. Robert Hindle, Proprietor of the Peel Arms, Salford, Blackburn. Not on politics or religion, but on a matter that affects the health of Blaokburn people. Being one of our own residents his word will have weight. Mr. Hindle ...

... .MR. JACKSO N SPEAKS TO THE POTVT I In the House ot Commons on Monday, M j son made his maidou speech a., Chief - .mu his repiy co Mr. Sextos* attack upon h [ ability of tho Imperial Parliament ! Ireland was eiiecuve in every respect, ilx I rested his ...

... m — WHAT 13 SPEAKING DISRESPBCTFULLir In England, anyone ?? a brother man a public, reckless, and unrepentant sinner woald certainly be considered as speaking disrespect- fully. Not so in Ireland—at any rate in Dr. CrokeV estimation. The member ...

... I MR. ROBERT HINDLE SPEAKS. i Mr. Robert Hindle, Proprietor of the Peel Arms, Salford, Blackburn. Not on politics or religion, but on a matter that affects the health of Blackburn people Bern* one of out own residents his word will have weurtit Mr ...

... THE DUKE OF ARGYLL FAINTS WHILE SPEAKING. PAINFUL SCENE AT A PUBLIC MEETING. The Duke of Argyll attended' a great Liberal Unionist gathering on Tuesday in Glasgow. After he had spoken for twenty minutes—he was describ- ing the different kind of Prime ...

... i REN TILLETS PLAIN-SPEAKING. HE WON'T BE HYPNOTISED BY MH. GLADSTONE. Speaking on Thursday at a Radical meeting at | ; Llanelly, Mr. Ben Tillett said it appeared from tho , 1 newspapers that he bad made a very indecent allusion j recently in reference ...

... THE AMENITIES OF JOURNALISM. AND PUBLIC SPEAKING. Messrs. Cobdbn and Bright, like Earl Ru3B_.il, are men who live upon the reputation of a struggle long since over, whose results have been quietly ac- cepted by the nation, and whose incidents, in so far ...