... I India. Mr. aostunk has treated of I her Imperial aspect quite as often a ■»kaconskik l i>. Indeed suspect th: his much speaking, has used the word *• I ofteucr than any other mend ture, and so doing his sentences lias not led him int ...

... special brands are named, will be executed in Belgium, to the losa of the English. Here are plain and undeniable facta which speak for themselves, and any one possessed of common sense must see how it will eventually end ; and yet no attempts tre being made ...

... journalists, rians, and statesmen to speak of British la as Our Indian Empire.” Our fathers larly designated British India by that and in both Houses of Parhament her M.uesh Opposition have vied with her Majesty’s ters in speaking not boastingly hut with p donahle ...

... magnitude, the po of the superb ini yalour and tlic was not that a natural dcsir FIELD, is not ness of his na' with person speak of and who burden sessio r.nglishmen at honu. day taugu. o think. When the Indian broke out. Sheffield gentleman, who was that ...

... very mnch appreciated by his hearers, and was especially interesting i the children, who have of course been brought up to speak English. The following was his installation address:— Assemble yourselves together, listen attentively, and I will show you ...

... lectures is to be delivered in connection witb the institute, and the Kev. ?? Hol- land wiil deliver tbe first on extemporaneous speaking. For many years the certificated Wesleyan d*y school teachers have not been allowed by the Government to be local preachers ...

... inconvenienced by bis Artificial Teeth actually uncomfortable) without them. In appearance and in use, both for Ealing and Speaking, they aro precisely the samu one's own natural teeth. Complete or Partial Sets Teeth made and fitted in tho mouth in one ...

... Inconvenienced by his Artificial Teeth is actually uncomfortable without them. In appearance and In use, both for Eating and Speaking, they are precisely the same as one’s own natural teeth. Complete or Partial Sets of Teeth made and fitted the month tt» ...

... vicar of the parish, visited the National School at West Butterwick, and the children were collected together that he might speak to them. Amongst other questions whioh he pat to them, be asked if they did not like their own mothers better than etep-meenem ...

... conclusion of the exhibition, in the Grand Hotel at Paris, it speke a piece as follows :— I was born in America. I can speak all languages, and am very pleased to see you. I thank you for yonr visit. There is already too much talk in the world, but ...

... no sight in Sheffield grander than the sight ho saw in the magnificent parish chnrch of St. Philip’s. Ho might had he time speak of some of the results attending the mission in Ins parish, but he wonld contenthimself with saying during week they were enabled ...

... Bulgaria, bat the Prince of the has had to cantion his people against making demonstrations hostile to Russia ; and the Bulgars, speaking for themselves,, say that they want justice pure and simple, not justice And for th© Greeks, would they fain put themselves ...