... prominent farmers are every day taking a greater interest in the fund, and assisting by arranging meetings on market days, and speaking for it at Farmers' Unions and Agricultural Societies. I am authorised by our British lied Cross Society to undertake, if ...

... in a eery different form next year. Owing to the classification schenw there would probably be wide differences. Roughly speaking, them were two-thirds of the roads in the eastern and northern divisions. Mr. Rees : Having regard to the cost of things ...

... various units tomtunneed to assemble shortly after lu nail., and in a ourprisingly short time all were in readiness. Roughly speaking, the troops occupied nearly four sides of the Piece, being drawn up in order of preeedenie from Itirstent-termer, clung ...

... AUDITORS' REPORT. Mr. t'astle, speaking for ,liia co-auditor and himself, said they had had grect pleasure in auditing the amounts of the Club again. He could congratulate the Club on its continued pro.perity--it was really remarkable how it had prospered—and ...

... disaster which has fallen upon the the world has revealed the strong bonds that unite us. It is not my purpose, however, to speak to you of the war or the mighty upheaval which has brought the nation into such dose comradeship. It is rather to point out ...

... seems to come even to the inexperienced by a species of intuition, she fenced off any deeper topic. Lestei• was all aglow to speak to her of that which lay nearest to his heart; but something in he: attitude warned him that it would be unwise, premature ...

... KU/IHW. and what the neenepapere say is untrue We are tenoned like dogs and sent like doe to the daughter. The Freed& guns speak that the wry earth tremble., while our artillery barely drew a new shells. and we are forbidden to Ire oar rides. Wherever ...

... very crude. Rough benches, stools, n few chairs or seats of honour, and rough tables were the principle articles. We still speak of • board and kalgiug. The board was originally really a board which the food was placed, the board or table top being ...

... considered the place was not fit for anybody to live in. There were five other public houses within about yards. He could not speak as regards the trade done at the house. Cross-exaMined by Mr. Matthews : It was quite likely that , the alterations which the ...

... offici! ally representative of all the great Christian denominations of the country, men who had 'for years been working and speaking for peace. Men who love peace above all other things-- yet these men had put their signature to a document practically justifying ...

... difficulty. and if anyone considered the dale% of filter..c had not been quite they ought to have boon. that night was the time to speak. Mr. Lewrance said he took it that LA they were week behind with fixture. they would run en fur a week longer than had been ...

... (applause). Let them learn that lesson. There were men in the pulpit and in the pew who had been seduced by the things he was speaking of. Human nature was the same all the world over. The same causes produced the same effects. And when anybody told them that ...