... Bishop to a mnutual friend, which speaks for itself:- For many years I looked upon Gladstone-- and often spoke of him to others-as the man to save the country, or rather the nation; it was, I thoughgl almost (if I may speak so strongly) his mission from ...

... (cntertaitiiig coimments01 onmen. wovttome, . -I l'ss. anld it kcvers a wide fiell of observation. W i} illiaim Fraser, so to speak. button-boles the --ides. atld tells him with ai vinaeity xxhtich never i- 1! t'9 ri'. g(tid. r)sdl aitl indifferenlt Of this ...

... detail a-id with str.ct impartiality . MNr. lodder declares that it is absurl to speak of South Australia at the presiti time a poor, since she has an area roughly speaking equal to that of -New South Wales, Victoria, New Zealand, with Germany and France ...

... mouth, r it is pervaded by mean insinuations. A Prussian w.er s-ho had accepted service under the Russian uing ought not-wye speak as civilians-to rake up in cold blood, after a silence of fifteen years, the sc.audal of an old campaign. Possibly MIajor Gral ...

... fortunles cf a remani:kshle ra(e which tuok their Plane in c history :is a nation iili the time of Dacrins, or, broadly i speak'ing, five homiiccd and t\ enty years before tihe s Chruetian era. Therte is no tnecetion of them in the Old I Testament, and ...

... artis:c, and secrn, in c-onsequence, to bring tie railer intr the very atmosipliere of tie court, and to makne hhic, so to speak, a speeitctor of its scenes. 'hle vccluime- it is an elecant drccwing-room table bookL, inienpeaciliable in piper print, and ...

... both ntactions and thle words are in both linguages, so that the work oannet fail to be as welcome to; EnUghls-speaking as to WelV sh-speaking homes. Portrasts - of the two editors acconpany the opening part. and there is a fron'tirpiee in colour introduoing ...

... truth, wiseL) - devoted fifty ye.:rs to independent re'earch in the more comnplo o by-l.aths of science. l'rofee-or Buxley, speaking at the royal Society, onc remarked fth I just at Slelley s wrote poetry for poets, EO Parker wrote . a ttoniu for anatomi-ts ...

... phvsical forces, Its miraculous 11 ac-l ieyments in ant are weil known, yet the electricity r tof tture is, comparatively speaking, a negleeted study. - hm'r. lohn icero l hoswever, in publishing llii Romance of Electricity (London: Religions Tract ? ...

... farming I operations .u e more especiallv applicable to lraes lands.-I Of its effect on arablI land it is more difficult to speak-. For one thing, 1 tlsink it mav safely be said tha. the mole prefe-s to -vork in grass fields-it may he because the v-orm ...

... the whole broad Atlantic stretches bsrtveen England and the hormo of th is odoriferous little beast. Hitherto I have had to speak of the members of the weasel family, treated of in this article as very destrcr:- tive vermin, doirg some good rertainly, but ...

... of interest. Before ?? to a few of them it would, perhaps, be as wvell to eo sider the display as a whole. Prmlti- rally speaking, the visitor hmw before him the eoeles that will be on the market during the next seasonl. If lie goesq to the Ualace in ...