... Polly's husband his way to the fortune lying in the ground out there would not be so easy without the papers. Nothing worth speaking of. Th. re are some worthless deeds that James brought from Ameri- ca with him, but, of oourso, I needn't bother you with ...

... writer prophesies a similar degoneracv for I Engli-h football if professionalism is not I stopped: but she appears to bo speaking of j th? Ruviby game, out- of which the American j variety has developed, and she spo^s 0 f ■■] ie | Association game as ...

... of 101b. The Irish filly may have improved considerably since she gained her last suc- aess, but Eager is. cooparatively speaking, ac young horse yet, and, believing as I do, that he was un- lucky to be beaten at Derby, I shall place my con- fidence in ...

... well-spent in fitting it more effectually to further the great objecis of higher education in the north of Ireland. After all, speaking us practical men, do you think it possible, do you think it even decent, that we should propose to further endow Queen’s ...

... question elections, and the battle was won. (Cheers.) MR. KRNSIT CLOSURED. Lord Wimborne was nest called upon and advanced to speak but there were ciiee of ** Kensit.” which lasted some time. The Chairman and Secretary appealed motion for silence, but thu ...

... decomsed was bang removed he said, © It's a pity did not vo straight : it wou'd have paid all my debis.” Deceased d.d not speak as if he was in his right mind.—Poliw-Sergeant John Gilks, 10 V, stacod that in the decersed’s pockets he found wiveml lotters ...

... deliberately appointed, as examining chaplain. Canon Thomas, Vicar of Holyhead, who was a member of the English Church Union. Speaking at a Primrose League meeting at Veutnor, tbe Attorney-General said the ritualistic question was a matter which ought not ...

... actually spent half as much again as the whole of the European nations did on ar- maments. When the temperance advocates began to speak of reducing the drinking facilities of the country, they were taunted with the remark that they could not make men sober by ...

... was de- lighted to say that Mr. Long expressed the strongest possible feeling that that Act urgently needed amend- ment. Speaking of the nec icy for better facilities it should for the transfer of land, Mr. Walton said b as easy to transfer land from ...

... together, and it is to bo hoped the event will made annual one. The club in a oondition to-day than it has hitherto been, which speaks volumes for the agreeable way which the Committee have worked together. Boys in Goole who can draw should send their ■ketches ...

... Powers have agreed to the prolonga- tion of the Mixed Tribunals for one year from to-morrow. PARIS, Tuesday. Tlio Figaro, speaking of the question of the Mixed Tribunal, in Egypt, says:— The threut.-; of tlie English Press must not be taken tco literally ...

... It imparts a natural glow of warmth and health without which the system is always an easy prey to colds and chills, not to speak of the germs of disease ever present in the atmosphere, in damp unwholesome places, in badly-ventilated offices and workrooms ...