... order had scarce been restored when the ist furiously attacked the Deputy Mayor, telling him iioint-lilank that he was not speaking the truth. All the Councillocs rose their feet, and there w«* tremendous din. ** If were near you four ear* would have been ...

... in the fact that in Hong Kong nothing-can bc bought for the house save through thle compreadorc. A compradc'rc, generally speaking, in places of business is the cashier; in this case he is the middleman, and it is useless to rebel1 against his rnie; nothing ...

... consists in the fact that in Hong Kong nothing can be bought for the house save through the coMPradore. A.ompradore, generally speaking, in places of business is the cashier; in this case he is the middleman, and it is useless to rebel against his rule; nothing ...

... ion of the principles of bimetallism. Now, in beginning my speech, I wish to make a confession. I have no special claims to speak on the general condition of affairs in India, and therefore I hope the House will not think it undue presumption on my part ...

... it cold blood, before audience violently critical youngsters, and within the matter-of-fact walls of the Royal Institution. speak seriously, one really grateful to Professor Dewar for the way which keeps to date physical science. many people who could tell ...

... Africa might now open to civilisation from North South, and the efforts of Emin Pasha and the fiasco of Khartoum, not to speak the bloodshed in the Soudan, would never have been incurred. is an extraordinary career to look back upon, this the eldest ...

... are poor resorts for invalids. The best (or least worst) place would _be Haifa, on the Bay of Acre. The German (Lfl:gli»h speaking) village on toe slope of Mount Carmel is well buiit. Church of E:Tnnd. Lutheran, aud R. C. services. The Engh Vice-Consul ...

... al Novel, by Claude 'hillier, translated from the French by Benj. R. Tucker. Here it may be as well to let the translator speak for himself : I resurrect a buried treasure ; a novel unlike any other, by an author unlike any other ; a novel, as Chas. Monselet ...

... august body to insist upon prompt effect being given to its orders by the Secretary of State and the Government of India. Speaking on this subject, the Hon. Surendra Nath Panerjee said that the year had been memorable for the birth of representative i ...

... recently by the Native Legislative Council on the Budget, by treating it as an expression of national feeling by the people, speaking through their representatives. Such a conclnsion is altogether misleading, as the council is anything but representative ...

... to the discoveries which followed. of Tyadall's scientific labours Professor Huxley leaves it to contemporary experts to speak, and to time to give the final verdict. ' Neither do I he says, any remark about Tyndall's philosophical, religious, and political ...

... committed the error of speaking peace when them is no peace. I not think even the severest critic can Kay that there was an exaggerated sanguineness in his tone; and, theugh that attitude might meet with censure, I think it much twitter to speak as he has done ...