... This all very well tn it* way, and a fin* specimen o! the policy the Army and Navy Gazette with regard question* which speaking is the one thing necessary. In the first place no pre-emption all In the matter. i* perfasti? well known that the quoted ...

... not expected to Tbe passengers escaped with shaking. A breakdown gang was work laaS night. THE ATTORNEY-GENERAL ON EGYPT. Speaking Thursday, at Isle of Wight, the ATTORNEY GEN REAL, alluding to Egyptian affairs, said although the troubles there were in ...

... waitress, with hair decked to tbe nines,' 1 stuck full of flower* aod jewelled pins, and shining like black marble. She never speaks or settles to any sanous doty entertainment without falling on bar little smoothing her skirt over knocking bcr nice little ...

... necessarily inferior to the ret plars, their phy~sique and nombers were by no meane so, and he felt that anly G}oyernznent, speaking non-p alitically, would, do its best to add to their efficiency. It a million anid.a half were struck off the Esrimate in ...

... that he roughly puttied me—l mean Uiat he merely seemed to push moand 1 knew what was in his mind. So without either of us speaking a word to each other I knew that he was a fnend, and he knew that I trusted him. Some wise man has said :- lvmdness spt*ks ...

... Bradford), and Mr. C. %. (of the Laud* Church Day School Association), honorary The scheme being just in its tefancy, it * speak very definitely of the term which nam's work may take; but kuporftant to emphasise that while will form instrument for ssgmn ...

... enough acquainted with the manuer of geutlemen to treat an unobtrusive looker-on with civility, if not with courtesy.' 'You speak well,' exclaimed the tail man. ' I hope that 1 am a gentleman of good birth and education, aud I hope that 1 have not insulted ...

... kennel. It was where tbe ,-teamer struck the Czarowitz, and th.nk their canine friend must have been crushed death. The men speak the highest terms of the kindness all on board the B. where they were supplied with warm clothing until their owe was dried ...

... faalt | yet there must be fault somewhere Dut ualess the people — the rade soateties and those who know what oaght o be doss —speak oni, the authorities will rest content, nagiect thelr duty, and Loads will not bave & Musmam o show ot e forthooming mestings ...

... it will shortly hats to be sunk i n soundly-managed industrial concerns, for once lucrative of a 1.1 adventurous and so to speak idler clpirseter have seriously fallen away in inter. 4.-yield. log power. hackneys I, yet pithy cid pe o weruial which asserts ...

... former has to gain by getting the settlement of a persoual question between himself and the Dewsbury (iul) before he will speak remains to be seen. If he was expelled wrongfully, or expelled because he did not concetti what he regarded as improper, it ...

... exclaimed. She smiled and gazed at him. A blush seemed to steal into her pale cheeks. Her lips parted as if she were about to speak. My love ! he said, encouraged by her tender looks, and stealing to ber side he took ber hand. Sbe neither moved nor spoke ...