... about • school, that the most intelligent scholar did not come oat of the teat as satisfactorily as the more, generally speaking, careless one ; and so these individual examinations were an injustice to scholars and also to teachers, for in the latter ...

... bring the matter before the bishops for the purpose of attempting to influence the Government, bat Cabinets were, generally speaking, very difticalt to move, when they were asked to anticipate the report of a corn. mission now sitting. The deputation said ...

... ppeal for a slighted composer or au will be a by-election. writer in Sheffield contemporary starts another problem, fa correct speak of the dr) as the great majority He says it is not, and dec! tree that there are more living than dead. The weekly birth ...

... 'the twelve months either a general bairn a general fall, whilst this time , changes have been very variable throughout. Speaking generallY, marl:els were firm during' the first , few mouths, and prices generally appreeiaed . in spitti„of dearer money ...

... once. WATSON BROS., Because we allow a *REE TRIAL and carriage paid both ways if TEESCYCLE, not acpro ved. Write, call, or speak through tne NORTON, Telephone (5 Norton). For list of friends who are using it and our war STOCKTON. of Washing without Boihntr ...

... you is as strong as ever. So try and be brave, and pray God to give you strength to bear your trouble, and, above all, to speak the solemn truth. Act like the frank, kind-hearted, noble girl I have always known you to be, and things will happen all for ...

... district and county, and coming iv contact every day with those who make a livirg by agriculture, I ventured before again speaking on this question to write the Town Clerk of Man- chester, asking if the figures queted by Mr. Lambert were correct, and I ...

... silver looks, he is a picturesque figure in white smock-frock, over which falls a beard scarcely less white. Jimmy seldom speaks, and is seldom spoken to, for he is almost stone deaf, a fact which troubles him leas than it does his house-mate. ?? Pooer ...

... responsible for the success or failure of the pro- duction. That such perfection has been arrived at in so short a period speaks volumes for all con- cerned—from the musical director (Mr Leonard Hornsey) to tho members of the chorus, and to those upon ...

... ratk, and other markets tallowed suit, rumours of iorel complications. There was some recovery towards close, hut generally speaking P TO .“ tho day. Consols receded a sixteenth, and silver went to 27i'l. ...

... tunefulnets. One of them, Joan's ballad of the ring, migit have streamed from the perennial spring of himself! Generally speaking the performance struck is as not revising the intentions of the compost r. Agreeable singing there was, truly. X'or instance ...

... begins the century make an analogy of their own between the century's age and the man's age. We have. in fact, two ways of speaking of • man's age. We may say be is 99, or we may say he is in his 100th year ; and we mean the same thing. It has become the ...