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... choose his ranee and hit you every time while all your shell are falling 2,000 yards short of him? Tiiis is a time for plain : speaking, and I feel confident that I am only expressing the creed of tiie vast majority of my brother oliicers when I say that while ...
... | \7X»UNG Swiss Lady, musical, speaking English. French, German. I seeks ENGAGEMENT as U.-efu! COMPANION : state salary I and conditions.— Address A. F., 119, Rainsden-road, Balham, S.W. \ r OUNO Swiss Lady, speaking English, French, German, seeks ENGAGEMENT ...
... the Cabinet— very often he knew a great deal more— (laughter)— and if the Government — _ this canicular case I should not speak for any member i of the Government but myself— if I individually held a view which events have proved to be an erroneous view ...
... policy which Pretoria was then pursuing of stirring up Kaffirs against us and generally thwarting British policy. Ido not speak from hearsay, but from many years' experience of the Transvaal, before the raid and after. The number of rilles supplied to ...
... Sessions, as representing the magistrates, also spoke in highly complimentary terms of Lord Ormathwaite, and Mr. C. C. Rogers, speak- ing on behalf of the County Council, described him as an excellent Lord Lieutenant, an industrious member of Parliament, a ...
... Paris Correspondent describes as an exaggeration the suggestion that this is a virtual defeat of the Ministry. Mr. Balfour, speaking in East Manchester con- stituency last night, said that our wars had ended triumphantly, but he knew of no war which had ...
... that feel- ing of generous and enthusiastic patriotism which is from day today knitting closer every branch of the English- speaking race, sod making us ail feel that we have in common one great destiny, which it is our duty above all thn.gs to accomplish ...
... — Dinner in honou of Sir Stafford Northcote, Whitehall Rooms, Hote Metropole. The Earl of Onslow at Newport ?? Mr. Asquith speaks at Edinburgh. Association of Head Masters— Annual Meeting, Guildhal 11 ; Dinner, Hotel Cecil, 7.30. Conference of Science ...
... understand, and carry out all ordeis as though they had been soldiers for 20 years. How do we understand one another ? I speak English, and that with the Boers is the universal language. They can't under- stand what a ' Bulgar ; means ; they never heard ...
... strong to condemn the attitude adopted by the Government. On Monday night Mr. Balfour, with that heroic audacity in public speaking which is a characteristic of the present Government and on which its mem- bers rely to conceal the hesitation of their acts ...
... but which was a thoroughly national, and which had the advantage ot being a thoroughly business-like, assembly. He hoped to speak more on national and administrative questions, aril not on party questions, and lie did hope that ...
... had at the above address. ELOCUTION.— Mr. CHARLES SEYMOUR, Pro- fessor at Met. Schools, gives PRIVATE LESSONS in CORRECT SPEAKING (Extempore and Conversational), Reading, Dramatic Reciting, and Gesture : voice strengthened and defects in enunciation enrre ...