... wi most excellent instatatic: 000 to actual cost would be from 7,000, but the inal estimate of the Menston lum was, he y speaking ture £250,000. come to believed the believed, Fought like 00, and be was not at all surprised. At-the last return the expenditure ...

... trimmed with the finest lace, soft satin, fail'* ribbon end Rood fur. while the moot fashionable millinery to reproduced, speak, in caricature. Yon in England bare idea bow sell dolls, because you Imagine that there to not much to to done ia tbia direcUoa ...

... believe that @ moral London was to rid society a destiny to fulfil. This is a has act as 30 He engaged in to ferret out the to speak on the subject with that a man had been to one of our London from Vienna. He was mach excited, and he stated that sojourn in ...

... first time in the hutory of the movement the Prime Minuter of England has declared himself fl rmly the side women’* suffrage. Speaking at Edinburgh, Lord Salisbury said—“ earnestly hope that the day is not far distant when women also will bear their •hare ...

... to call another constable, ana then take her away by force.— Prisoner (pretending to cry) : Can I ask any questions ? Can I speak to you, good gentle- man? — Mr, Hannay : Of course ; yon are entitled to do that.— Tha Prisoner: Pardon me, sir, but the policeman ...

... fancy Everett’s strongest defence will his good reputation, answered Prescott. can get any number army men, I should think, speak his character ; and you know* the proverb tells us that no 1,.m bec ...

... pulpit, and the clock were literally buried in greenery ; and 1 do not think anybody in church felt any the worse for it. In speaking of the children’s service on Friday, by the way, I mentioned that the choir was likely to be maintained a permanent institution ...

... Congress still continue to form a subject of lively discussion, containing, as they do, the views of two English gentlemen, one speaking from the platform of officialism and the other from its very opposite. Naturally, Native public opinion inclines to the latter ...

... Lord Dlc i fferin at St. Andrew's customary reticence, to speak upon the Congrsss shows the importance which that body has obtained, and the closeness with which its proceedibgs are watched. But we none the less regret the harshness of the Viceroy's ...

... to with rapt attention. He said: I have experienced considerable difficulty, my brethren, in selecting the words upon which speak you to-night. As you are all aware, my sermon this evening closes miuistry among you as curate of this parish, aud my object ...

... voice, Margaret thought, was very soft and mellow now, far different in tone to what it was a short time back when he was speaking to his sister. Margaret watt silent. Her pride would not let her enter into ft familiar conversation of this kind with the ...

... park, Thomas street, when she received a blow on the ! and was || She then saw it was the prisoner who had with a ir was speaking to a man earlier in the evening when outa | that opened it and said he was going to kill a woman was advised to put the knife ...