... unflinch- ing administration of the law. Individuals might do much to assist the Government. It would be unpardonable new to speak an incautious word, and renew controversies on the subject of the Frontier outbreak, but in no aspect was the Vicerey's task ...

... hundred years in which Mozart’s accompaniments wore discarded. Mr. Rockstro, in his excellent little biography the composer, speaks of having heard given, very nearly in its original form, the Cecilian Society, and the highly interesting performance organised ...

... the world, and that is Esterhuzy, knows all the and that mytives of horour and deference to former chiefs speaking out. If Majer Myskowsli speaks out it can only be as a plausible guesser, and, as no considerations of any kind exist to impose silence on ...

... successor. He wiil there- fore say nothing for the present. But this will only add to the doubt as to what he may say when he does speak. We are not going to indulge in useless conjectures; the reason why Sir William left the post he held is not clear, and, while ...

... cannot get no of it. I did not make the rules or regu..itions. lie Town Clerk: That is not quite it, but the leclaraticin will speak for lienthsm: Let us have the declaration, then. Mr Travis-Cook said that in a legal sense the dei:'.aration o.nding the Master ...

... average of 25.3 B: 1,000, which is nearly double the death rate. ring the year we have been quite free from typtoid fever, vikd\ speaks very highly for our water Auwiy and :;:phhu of i d:r: the yurryu:!.' nuisances ing ¥ 1 consder the removal of refuse matters ...

... that the appointment delegated represent tie Council on the Bradford Conciliation Board should be deferred. Mr Hayhuret, speaking favour of this course, said that far os the workmen ware concerned conciliation boards were snare. were ready enough aubmifc ...

... THE BISHOP OF WAKEFIELD ON CLERICAL INCOMES. Speaking at Ifeckmondwike, on Monday. the Bishop of Wakefield said he believed aloes upon £5,000,000 per year was raised voluntarily in the Church. and of that he thought nearly £2000,000 was given by the clergy ...

... carefully dissected by two specialists. An ominous union—“Rain, Britannia,” and “Hail, Colombia.” It is psychological truism speak of the critr* cal faculty. The Queen will remain at Osborne ntrf.il the middle of February. Far fewer young men became doctors ...

... THE BISHOP OF WAKEFIELD ON CLERICAL INCOMES. Speaking at Heckmondwike, on Monday, the ! Bishop of Wakefield said he believed closa upon £5,000,000 per year was raised voluntarily in the Church, and of that he thought nearly £2,000,000 was given by the ...

... he had such a strong liking. you many teachers in Clyde-court? he began, for even to this boy he bad some diffi- dence in speaking about Polly. Ay, we've half a dozen, responded Augustus, teskly. «• There's Tartanfacie, an' Wee Ulumpahie. an' Pete the ...

... docs historically end when year ceases to known numbers, the first two which 18. man were born in frouid. during his life, speak of himself a-i born ! the two thousandth century. So some event were: occur during 2000, would not credited to the yineteenth ...