... COULD NOT SPEAK ENGLISH OR FRENCH and who bad never done anything wrong. Then King Edward brought out his infant son, born in Wales three days before and who of course could neither speak English nor French and had never done anything wrong. The infant ...

... FROM THE HEART. THAT IS THE WAY MINISTERS SPEAK. No class of people in the community have a deeper interest in the welfure of the people than ministers of the Gospel, They feel great interest in the welfare of the members of their congregation, study ...

... * No—no, indeed !” “Then what can it be? Speak out, Edith. Do not think me so selfishly absorbed in my own m-b hbl)ivio.’dyonn. If you want & you _that I would gladly serve you. M-vhm_hhm” He took her hand in his, with genuine brotherly intereat; fal} ...

... MR. BALFOUR FOREION WAR CRITICS. Mr. Balfour, speaking meeting held at Dewsbury in connection with the annual conference of the National Union of Conservative Associations, replied to some of the ignorant and foolish charges directed by foreign critics ...

... ¢ Yes, young marster, somefin werry sarous on my min’,” repeated the old woman. “What is it, Adah? Speak out, my good soul. Don’t be afraid !” said Hereward, kindr{. «] aint afeard, young marster ! 'Taint dat! But it is somefin bet? heabby on to my min’ ...

... said, did not seem justified then but now be thought there was sufficient justification for him speaking to Nurse Lyon in the manner it was alleged he did speak, Mr Daniel did not think it well to re-open the matter, Mr Malden asked if it was Dr Emmerson's ...

... him. On speaking to he lad, Milliner said the whip belonged to Mr. Walter Wren. Witness asked him to look at it and on the whip being handed him said Thank you for taking care it.” He informed P.c. Barratt. —P.c. Barratt said that on speaking to the lad ...

... the guest of the evening, whose health was prd in eulomtiounubytbobordlnz:r.' 3 in responding, emphasised the duty of the - speaking races not only to each other but to the world at large. The stion with him was whether England and x:ana were to be the trustees ...

... rest now, mamma « No, my child. I have something to say—l bave a story to tell you. Hush! it will be better | | foc me to speak now. It will not harm me. Raise ny;flflm so that I can look easily upon you.” ith ?mtle touch, Christine arranged the pillows ...

... for that cat—’ “That catis to be your future mistress. Be careful how you speak of her, or she may send you adrift, Margery. 'Tisn’tevery one vouli bear with your plain speaking as I have done.” “ But, my leddy, Miss Cameron has no claims upon you. She ...

... the gangway of the row behind the Treasury Bench. By special invitation he moved to the front ater on. He will very likely speak in the Home Rule debate, but apart from this does not intend to take a prominent part at present. ge will, however, be a regular ...

... his followers as to the result of the General Election: The other day it was reported to him that the Conservatives were speaking of a majority of fifty. Mr. Gladstone ridicaled the idea. **My opinion,” he said, *“ is that we shall have a majority of ...