... PLAIN SPEAKING. Mr. Smith, in replying for the Insurance remarked that the wish that this case should last four days was one which probably no one shared with Mr. Kingsland. If the Company succeeded they would entitled to an order for .costs, but, of ...

... THE SAQE SPEAKS. Tariff Reform Oar Only Salvation. APPEAL TO PATRIOTISM. V Foreigner Pays” Fallacy Abandoned. Mr. * prinejp«l !•** » l*rs»-ly «ltenJ>'d given «v w»° Common* lua honour Px.'W- Jouc«. M.l*. Tb« company, wnicb m»rly grntlonicn, mo* influentially ...

... Speaks for Itself. Councillor Hawnt, speaking at an open air meeting in Victoria Street, in support Mrs. Tebbutt. the Labour candidate for Broomhall, said the record of his Party for the past year spok© for itself. Last year the Labour candidates promised ...

... Plain Speaking. All this takes one back to old and very much neglected fcubject. and prove my argument lam going to be littie unkind. It is not intentional, but brought about after consideration the form Wednesday’s forwards this season. As everyone knows ...

... Straight Speaking. Sir,—Commend me to the methods adopted by Gipsy Smith. I am not an emotionalist, nor am J one favouring evangelistic services in which play is made on the susceptibilities of .the hearer. Neither am 1 a “parson’s denouncer.” 1 believe ...

... ARCHDEACON SPEAKS ON R.C.S’ CLAIM. “There are number of people who maintain that King Henry VIII, In such moments as could spare from his amours, devoted his attention to the foundation an entirely new Church, and that before his time the Church was Roman ...

... is asked to see that the child acts as follows: —(1) Always inhales deeply through nostrils before attempting to speak. (2) Always speaks syllfcbically and measured tones, weighing each word carefully and giving every sound its full value. (5) Always ...

... Learning to Speak. 110 became Primitive Methodist local preacher, learned in that best all schools the art moving rustic oratory. these qualifications—a freehold cottage, thorough acquaintance with practical agricultural work, and effective oratorical ...

... SPEAK-EASY.” Mr. Enright, who is striving to oust Mr. Walker from the Mayoralty of New York, has just announced that the “speakeasies,” night-clubs, and bootleggers of the city pay 25 per cent, of their takings—a year for protection. Their takings, therefore ...

... SPEAKING POETRY. shkitteld and tixiINEFFABLE SOMETHING.” “The ineffable something” which poetry is akin to Elinor Glyu s “It” personality, was referred to night bv the adjudicators in a Poetry Society speaking examination held at the homo Miss Lilias ...

... SPEAK FRENCH System which is •s fascinating as it practical—the Simplified. ...

... Umpire speaks Famous umpire Albert Gaskell will be the speaker at Wombwell Cricket Lovers’ Society meeting at the lorse Shoe Hotel, Wombwell, next Thursday. ...