... CROCODILE SPEAKING IN R.AJPUTA4VA4 SF CAPTAIN E. i. PENSOSE \VilttN Captain Sutton-Joncs and myself set out from Deoli after big game, our shikarrics, who had been out for sonie time previously, had sent us in good news, and our Iros- pects of sport were ...

... not the man to speak harshly of anyone, even of the House of Lords setting itself up to dispute the supremacy of the popular assembly. On what he called the crucial point, upon which all eyes were bent, he had but a few sentences to speak, and these he ...

... haunting, tearful expression of unusual charm. Speak ! I may add, is a subject that has been in the painter's mind ever since he was a lad of one- and-twenty, and it has duly been realised, roughly speaking, after a lapse of two score years. It really ...

... end and purpose of ritual was to give public and corporate expres- sion to the faith and devo ion of Christians. It is not speaking too strongly, he said, to characterise as heartless and cruel the spirit that would lead the rulers of the Church to treat ...

... said, There you spoke with - Bey; what did he say to you ? Then, pointing in another direction, he said, I saw you speaking with - Pasha there ; what was the sutbject of your conversation? From what this gentleman told me, it was very plain that ...

... threatened with a deputation of stalwart maidens who propose calling on me to ask what I mean, and wish to know how I dare speak so disrespectfully of them, and write of them as if they wete nothing but a pack of children. Perhaps my wisest course Vn ...

... Lucraft, the oldest member of the MR. BENJAMIN LUCRAFT The Oldest Member 2oard. 1his style of speaking smacks of the manner of the Old School, and he turns to speak, not to the Press, but to the members, Blehind MIr. Ilelby, and close to the seat of the ...

... close that one sitting might well have sufficed. A second was arranged for on the understanding that Mr. Chamberlain would speak. He had been a close attendant on Mr. Asquith's speech on introducing the Bill, had made numerous notes, and, it was concluded ...

... mind trained to judicial balance combined with quick decision. He was also known to be capable of speaking easily and well when occasion required him to speak. Finally, his personal appearance and manner told strongly in his favour. A hand- some, pleasant ...

... inent to the Archbishopric of York. They speak of the invariable courtesy with which they have been treated by him during his long administration of the Diocese of Peterborough. THE ARCHBISHOP OF CANTERBTRV', speaking this week at Ash- ford, said, in regard ...

... Jim, and ?? to its heart's con- tent. In speaking of this unhappy page of the history of South Africa, if MIrs. Phillips seem harsh in some of her judgments, it must be remembered that she had every cause to speak strongly. Mr. Lionel Phillips was condemned ...

... com. mercial purposes, by means of enclaves. The territories included under the general term Niger territories are, roughly speaking, those of Sokoto and Borgu, and of these Borgu is by far the less developed, which is, on the whole, fortunate, seeing that ...