... instruments contributing, as it were, share and share alile, and none predominating, although the piano does now and then speak ?? ffowingly. The andantemovement is at the commencement Mozart's Batte, batte' almost note for nete, but fromn that melody ...

... great iatu&QUORS are P&lnals=0s' CONSYRVATITE Dn mo.$TSTRATION. SPEECH BY TEM SOLICITOR-GENERAL | THE Solicitor-General, speaking at a Conservative demonstration at Ipaswich last night. referrei to the fiscal reform movement, and pointed out that the ...

... good-will. But your words are addressed to a vanishing people. The Maoris are dying. and will soon disappear from the land. You speak generous words, and there are others of your race who have kindly feelings towardi us. Hirim r Taiwhbanga went to the country ...

... illness oi Mr. John Morley, the public meeting r- which w;.s take place at Chelsea this evening, and at which Mr. Morley was to speak, is poet- poned. Sir Williabi Uarcourt will address a liberal meeting in the Town Hall, Bournemouth, on ?? next, the 15th inst ...

... their improbability and overlook their occa- sionally reckless disregard of common consis- tency. The-performance, generally speak- ing, is so good as to compensate for many of the deficiencies of the authors in the matter of construction; and with an effective ...

... holidays. ft is hardly necessary to speak in terms of praise of the piece. which has received the 'I stampi of London approval. having occupied ttle i board.s of the A:lelphi for over 500 nights-a fact awhich speaks for itself. anrd as for Messrs. Miiller ...

... and dangerous duty of writing a dialogue cake- lated to please the public and batisfy the require- ments of these wh ae to speak it, and sofaris the engagement of capae artisat is concerned, there seem but little doubt tht the work will losW no element ...

... me the words which I quoted in my speech at Hull. Bub the secre- tary further says that iMr. Justin M'Carthy . . . . .is speaking of a gentleman who ir in a distant country and unable to vindicate hinm. self. I made the same statement in June, 1886, Lwhen ...

... know Flance is an uncle ? 14. What is the best ?? for you to live in when you have a oold on your ohest? 15. Geographically speak;ing, ;where would it be good fun tO run a pin? 16. What preposition represents our Sister Island I 17. What country keeps a ...

... o- a lifetimue play a conspicuous part are costly things. To have a perfect figurte constructed upon the scaffoldin-, so to speak, of an imperfect one, is a mat tter ror which most women would be willing to pay highly. The Busvine patent sufety siirt has ...

... ?? from the startled 1lok that came into his eyes. Are you ready, sir 1 asked the mnerry miner, turning towards me and speaking, I thought, a . little too abruptly. Yes, I replied desperately. Up the shaft glided the cage, and stopped with a clang ...

... modem appli- ances for this purpose, that' the fire would have | spread so rapidly' and' destructively. He had just been speaking that morning to some friends about the security of his theatre against destruction by fire. In reply to a question, Mr. 'Wilmot ...