... ASQUITH ON THE EDITCATION BILL. Mr. Asquith, speaking at a Liberal demonstration at Walsall no Monday night, said that they had now had some experience of a Tory 1 Mvernment, and it required the optimism of an unteachable partisan to look with any sa ...

... God to bless things that can't speak or breathe. Big people don't ask God to bless things that can't speak or breathe: big people don't pray for things that cannot understand anything. Pictures and dolls and books can't speak, darling—they haven't any tongues ...

... The July number of the 11 - indicts. Gazette says. ut speaking of the sons of the German Emperor: When you speak to them they listen attentivaly. When they reply they lank yea in the face and speak dictiacity, like little gentlemen. A former Speaker ...

... It is. irritat,. one of the most difficsilt things in the wittil to govern the tongue; and he that would excel herein must speak but srldom—rarely, if seer, is (4ssi..n of any kino. For it is not only in we are apt to ttansgress, but all of ithsr ;A,3 ...

... THE LOST, So far as the teaching of the Scripture is concerned, says Dr. Barrett in The Intermediate Mate(Ellwt Stock), it speaks with two apparently *pewits voices on this solemn subject; one set of passages appearing to affirm, and another appearing ...

... ones give Why t u well reler to her as Mrs. Brown, M.D. P' Because O'Shea is on the bench, why should we always say, In speaking of his charming wife: There's Mrs. Judge O'Shea ? Is she a judge by marriage ? Was she wedded to the court ? There should ...

... later he beard a bang at the door, and a man put the boy into his anus. ant said: Is this your son ? The child could !hat speak, but lie noticed that his throat was cut, and he immediately took bins to the hospital, where lie died. The father was so overcome ...

... asserts the Srusksr. there is no human being who will dare to deny. Yet who except 31r. Gladstone among English statesmen to speak the truth regarding this monster; and where is that outburst of public indignation which ought be expected from thew who hare ...

... from the heart. Goddard was standing before the table, his massive dark face lit Kith pleasure at his welcome. He began to speak. His voice, rich and sonorous, rang out through the List dying cheers, and compelle willine attention. After a few moments ...

... the chairman' were appointed • sulseummittee to arrange the deG u ls. Cation Rawnsley and an Armenian lady were announced to speak. ...

... once told him that he had • showered a bright confusion of ideas on his subject; and Horace Walpole, who admitted his genius, speaks of him as often losing himself 'in a torrent of images and copiousness.' Later orators have carefully avoided the attempt ...

... STAR AND CRTCD:VT The device at the Star and Crescent is not originally Turkish, but was inherited by the Turks (so to speak) fmni at the ancient Byzantine coins belonging to the period 100 a c The obverse of the coin has the head of Artemis, with ...