... giving due credit by all moans to the generals who 'have scored, and a true description of what has actually taken place. To speak of battles and victories and sreat ,gen.eralship over such incidents as Colesbierg and Sunnyside is only calculated to male ...

... t. il-cat credit is ceitaililv diie to the Etlitur and th- Publishers of this iiiagitificeitt wrork, of wrihich t canitot speak toi. highlt-. S. ROONEY, IS.I. SOMETHING FOR EVERY TASTE. Pilton Vicarage, Barnstaple, Dec. 16, 1I9B, I hIave received The ...

... to Saimarkand, travelling from the las-named. C ?? to London via Xrasovodsk, Baku, Pearovsk, iaff, and Warsaw. I can only speak in terms of thie highest praise of the hospitality 3 and oardialiy I received at the hands of the s Ruasrian officials throughout ...

... Samarkvand, travelling from the last-named place to London vii Krasnovodsk, Baku, Petrovsk, Kieff, and. Warsaw. I can only speak in terms of the highest praise of the hospitality and cordiality I received at the hands of the Russian officials throughout ...

... offered them to hint, but he refused them. The younger woman then said. Why don't you speak to the gentleman, but the child would not be pacified and refused to speak. I got out of the bus, as before stated, either at Eastcheap or the Monument, and the ...

... ranges still (iu the uoli'srely event 0 t tsurviving this attac Is) tilo hidden batteries aroulnd thleharbour would b~egin to speak. lheo vclenrtratad liro of heavy ?? aod ?? c;ues would hurl desti ?? at the hoeeland tor- pzedoes steerable anld automoabile ...

... Hauptmann's poetical play, Der Versunkene Glocke, by Charles H. Meltzer, was presented for the first time on the English-speaking stage at the Hollis-street Theatre, Boston, ?? by E. H. Sothern and Virginia Harned, on the 21st ult. When the curtain rose ...

... the man at the wheel was a long distance ort. Glover called to him: I What did you say, sQuartermaster?' he asked. 'I didn't speak, sir,' replied the man. 'I thought you did,' Glover, rejoined. He walked forward a way and looked iout over the water again ...

... tolerably confident that the first asuggestion came from the British authorities in South Africa. It was : in the days of which I speak-and I am afraid to a far later period-a -fixed' article of *belief among all our British officials on their first * arrival ...

... crititeisn. ha Englisqh or' ra ,tn a grandi seale- has made rio advance S i .m tiing, tief ptast - ar, althtough we have to speak of Jo one remarksl~ ?? ort, t hat itf the Carl Kosa comnpanly BE itl pirodointgi Wa-ti-i s Trittani tin Isolde in English MN ...

... of any education at all, learn to speak their own language correctly; whereas, even educated English people speak badly, and uneducated people-and many actors and actresses come from the ranks of the bourgeosie-speak it (from the elocution point of view> ...

... of any education at all, learn to speak their own language correctly ; whereas, even elucated English people speak badly, and uneducated people-and man. actors and actresses come from the ranks of the Fbourgcosie-speak it (from the elocution point of view' ...