... to himself to reply to any Ministerial Statements on the subject which may then be made instead of exhausting bis right to speak on the point by himself moving the new clause. ...

... course of your mixture, and 1 never saw such a change in a man in my lifo. He wss as olear and as light as a feather, so to speak, in three weeks. I think I ought to let you know tbat ' Clarke's Blood Mix. ture,' and nothing else, cured him. Yon can make ...

... should be thoroughly competent to teach. It is moat satisfactory to notice that the reports of inspectors of training colleges speak of the steady increase of intelligence on the part of those who are preparing for the te-chin X profession. One inspector, ...

... him. Mr. Ba_foc_ will speak in support of Mr. Macartney's clause instead of in moving bis* own, and under this arrangement be will be able to reply to speeches from the Ministerial benches instead of exhausting his right to speak at the beginning of the ...

... arisen beyond his I any .Miuietvj ; -•- ape.'king the H rue I L-.U l..in W Kulc J»iM, tie concluded l»y moving g !..» ;'»» to speak tl:ej® resolution protesting agtinst the Hill, | • •• i. in' • c'-tasi;, ami expressing able irence at Mr. I jut'eu.pi t ...

... gentlemanjms the sugar. Now start to the Caldron, to the Caldron. go to the Caldron. Sbe repeated these words throe times, speaking very slowly and distinctly, while I watched Noirand attentively. Ho answered his mistress with little movements of the head ...

... soft and deep. The child very happy with a flax-haired doll from (Ffcrope). She speaks with those that have travelled her satire country the dialect, bat she can also speak German, French, and Italian. ...

... employers « HI n»t 10-g bear the strain. Until tbev b.-frin to roteive strike pay, which ia (tome two weeks fence, tbe workers speak a-, rf t-e ■it. ike bad .-c-ireeiy irorntrf ticod, and all. gi th- y can fas.'y arriLce, by am l i- ati'.n, to ?? tirwn-e 7i-s ...

... described in the programme a Grand Naval Battle, a sight never to be forgotten. Nor was likely to be forgotten for foolishness. Speaking generally, the public slowly dispersed from the Lake, after two hours' dreary waiting, reluctant to believe that this was ...

... had net travelled long together before the young lady, tur_i_g to the squire, said, Vow parlez Francois, Monskur? He did speak French —it was plain ths.t the bridegroom did not— and, to the end of the journey, that remarkable lady conducted a lively ...

... Harrogate Montpelter Spa and a band of juvenile Scotch pipers did much to enliven the proceedings during the afternoon. Generally speaking the sports were well managed, the following being the principal officials: Judges, Messrs. J. A. Hill, K. aud G. Lacy HiUier; ...

... bec«u9 e ' referring to the 140.000—corrected to 136,000 ...