... vote g moderator of the Kirk-Session. during the vaesecy• tits used us ill, we ma y rest from our fi ght with never tire speaking of her goodness to and care patients came as fares nine Irish miles to say Good-taken after the second hearing. It was not ...

... to be educated about the necessity fat bosh air, and too many of us are indisposed to lister petiently to those who would speak the subect Without proper ventilation, good heabli iii childhood nut possible, no matter what care is bestowed the child in ...

... same way, and the only way to discover whether he did so or not was to get him to speak to the phonograph. The lad in the presence of several gentlemen was asked to speak the Lord's Prayer and the alphabet. Several cylinders were made in this way. and ...

... utmost satisfaction to all concerned. Ile was sure in speaking for himself, he spoke for them all, when he sail thet Mr Wilson bad treated them all with great courtesy. Everyone had been allowed t r speak his mir.d, and all bad received a most impartial hearing ...

... EX-PRESIDENT CLEVELAND, being called upon to respond to remarks in which his wife had been referred to, convulsed the company by speaking about a little grudge he had, owing to the way in in which he found Mrs Cleveland praised wherever he went. Ile then turned ...

... 4,18 SO. °harseter. Nor did Mr Adam, In speaking of Mr Wilson, as chairman, say too much. For very many years Mr Wilson Ins discharged the duties pertaining to the chair in a manner so impartial and kindly as to reflect the highest credit on himself, ...

... Bishop.: Ely was rioting by la his carriage. Quutli Juo tin bailiffs: tientlemen, hem is my cousin, Bislinp of Sly; let me but speak a word to biw. and he will pay. the debt awl cos s. The bishop whimd his carriage to stop, whilst Joss dose to his oar. whispered: ...

... never suffer him to leave him. Arradoul was appointed by Aboyne to be next his person. When Macfarlane wrote in 1726 he says—speaking of Caimborrow —that the estate was now in the hands of Duff of Braco (progenitor of the Earls and Duke of Fife), and that ...

... Roads; (2) Administration of Contagious Diseases Act; and (3) Police Act, Land Tax Act, County Voters Registration Act, de. Speaking on the Contagions Diseases Act—in which as farmers they were all so deeply inwrested —Mr Wilson said that hitherto it had ...

... purpose —at least so far as acquiring a true accent and a correct intonation. All that has to be dune is that the teacher should speak clearly, slowly, and loudly a certain test sentence or short lesson into the phonograph, and then• it is impressed in a practically ...

... hind, with infinite wealth, Wisduiu and heavenly health. The footsteps of a child Sound close beside me I Listen. He will speak. His birthday bells have hardly run a week, Yet has lie trod the world's press undenied. Came with Mel Hear Him through His ...

... s in London, and to which the four Home Bale An lodations could be affiliated. Such an association o 'aid, it is claimed, speak authoritatively to the Lit 'ere party. MR Goscactil t surplus, will, it is stated, be a handsome one. Even the Times estimates ...