... board ships, and that on it depends in a great degree the health, comfort, contentment, and discipline of crews. Generally speaking, fresh provisions are supplied for consumption at the commencement of voyages; afterwards, and until next arrival at a port ...

... Home Rule for Scotland. He said: When I mention Home Rule for Scotland, I do not speak of a quesiion that is defined and matured in the same manner and degree as when I speak of Home Rule for Ireland. The feeling in Scotland is rather an initial feeling ...

... instructed the police to make enquiries with respect to this and similar clubs. The Bisuop or Lincoln and Hocks of Work.— Speaking at Wakefield, lost Tuesday night, the Bishop 01 Lincoln said that a good deal was heard now-a-days about the Eight Hours' ...

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... only sister —if you had cared. We were forbidden to mention you, When you married Mr. Godfrey, my father for. bade us to speak of you. Hugh, Lord Strath. more, remembered little but your name, and took no interest in you ; no naturally we never spoke ...

... districts for while certain soils will produce one class of cropping, otheis have to be cropped with something else. hen speaking of breaking in sheep to roots, the rLarks more particularly apply » tegs which are to be wintered swedes and rabi. trie thin-land ...

... refers to the high opinion which Mr. Froude formed of her as a speaker. Mr. Froude once wrote to me, I once heard Mrs. Booth speak, and her speech was, without exception, the best I have ever listened to. CATHOLIC CONVERTS, OR PERVERTS, IN ENGLAND. One ...

... girls also owed a debt of gratitude to the Vicar, for he it was also, who introduced the question of teaching them swimming. Speaking of the proposed new baths, Mr Spudding said he I,elieved that if the matter were I thoroughly understood there would be no ...

... recent years embarrassed the workers, who found cabbages difficult and huge turnips too cold in colour to be effective. It speaks little foS philanthropy that where the decorations were purchased they were much prettier than in any of the country churches ...

... tj,* doing with great load, *.d he k the perambulator, but Mrs. If* »u d over ber ghastly burden, and » I 'tiJN without speaking. From the t ft l'-liok. aBe ed down Jeffrey street into i d ' and thoroughfare, the a'; «re she must have kept a tbe crowd ...

... meeting of his constituents at Bramley, and on the 14th a meeting of them at Wortley. It is hoped that he may also be able to speak at a meeting at Farsley in support of Mr. Briggs Priestley, M. P., on the lltb, and to attend a meeting of the Northern Counties ...

... FRENCH-SPEAKING CANADIANS The Morning Post remarks :— The visit of the Comte de Paris to Canada has been an unqualified success. The Comte has telegraphed a message of thanks to the Queen to express his pleasure at the reception accorded lo him by her ...