... outset of which he obeeriva that the House of Commons by mere force prevents him, an admittedly dui) elected member, from speaking and ‘otin;. Against the House he has no legal remedy, and only appeal being to the ounstituencies, to. them he appeals. He ...

... advance on Khartoum has begun in earnest, but the ac'ual plans of Lord Wolseley are not by an y means clear. The correr pondents speak with much confidence of several different plans, but so they did at Alexandria, and the descent on the Canal was kept a secret ...

... wire to wage war with her, she .ermild in a ifew days muster an army. of from 600,000 to 900,000 strong. He then went on to speak of the literary attainments of the Germans, and said that, as •a nation, she possessed a far greater knowledge of letter& than ...

... said that she was unworthy of him, adding that Mr I sea the father of the child. Mr Bower realised at last that his wife was speaking the truth, and walked out of the bedroom into the dining-room, where the table had just been laid. Who had come in at the ...

... and cetehirg a'. my breath. I felt that this was one of the horrors of the night, and Twee po erless before it, enable to speak or neve Presently, I know not how soon, the horrid face turned away, the man et ode on, and I, knowing nothing but that he ...

... Lodge of Good Ten:piers. Tawhioa delivered a characteristic speech, ref•-rring at length to the evil influences of drink. Speaking upon the question in reference to London, be stated— We reached London, the plats of great men, and great learning, and ...

... An' that's a richt hairs rinnin' ower wi' true love, Tae mortals on earth an.l the Father above ; A conscience that clearly speaks oot for the truth — Oh. seek that, my bairmes, whilst yet in yen youth. Ye ken that the auld year is Rey near its last. A ...

... Mr Dolby says, he would have to be supported to his retiring-room and laid on a sofa for fully ten minutes before he could speak a rational or consecutive sentence. THREAT TO SCUTTLE AN ABERDEEN VESSEL. The trawler Gleneagles, owned by Mr John Fleming ...

... that the mother was unable to attend through sickness. The Sheriff considered it necaisary that some one should be present to speak for the girl. Mr Oswald Prosser, solicitor, was then sent for. Immediately after the reading of the complaint, the Sheriff ...

... and the present House of Commons. He points out that that assembly prevents him, an admittedly duly elected number, from speaking and voting. Against the House itself he had no legal remedy, and his only appeal was therefore to the constituencies. THE ...

... to benumb we and freeze all my genres. I was like one iu a nightmare; conscious of surrounding fame, bat unaboi to mar—, to speak, to set—rooted as it were to the opo a helpless prey at the mercy of my belligerents. Such potion as that I then experienced ...

... the origin of the name. Many of the terms applied to hills properly designate members of the human body. as in Entzlish we speak of the head, shoulder. and foot. &t.. of a hill. So Ceann, the head, appears in Kanneir, which, out of many possible derivations ...