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... accurate markmanship at the present day they might conclude that their goner° :by had been directed into right channels. Speaking of shutting reminded I • hat the 2nd V. 11. IL, of which they had the honour of forming a component part, stood first in ...
... were found out before attestation. It is believed on good grounds that this is the work of Dr. Leeds. Several men came in speaking with a decided Scandinavian accent. They said they were naturalised Englishmen, but could not produce their papers. rp to ...
... companionship, and defence. One might speak of his necklet*, moral integrity, his loyalty to the laws of truth and duty : the name Somervell was synonymous for business integrity the country over. line might speak of his philanthropy, and assistance of ...
... the fact tendered it none the more plea ant. Was it girlish diffidence caused by the presence of a spectator, or • wish to speak to the intrusive stranger? She herself, ou opening the gate of the church. yard, found Elmar, as she had expected, waiting ...
... prospect of the 'Windertnere half eannpany being re-formed and obtaining a separate establishment, he was not in a position to speak. They were all deploring at the present moment the waging of the war in South Africa, hut at the same time they knew that the ...
... to run away from the canal ever again, if I have any say in the matter. It's a gal, said the captain a little later, speaking to the other man on the boat as they stood together in the havhouse ; it's that poor gal who run away from Foulness Lock ...
... forced a few rapid utterances, the composition of which had come to him in the night. 'lt is awfully difflcult for a fellow to speak, uncle Philip; but I don't want you to think me ungrateful, and all that. Of course, you have a right to do as you please with ...
... with the welfare of H Company, of whom he was an ardent supporter. His loss would be keenly felt. Capt. Rigg next went on to speak of the high place which the Westmorland battalion held in shooting. It occupied the first place in the whole of the Northwestern ...
... along very well, be would say. if you only try a bit. Tlie Arab is a good fellow. At first he will, perhaps. think you aro speaking English, but presently he will catch something like one of his own and then he will find you are trying to talk Arabic, and ...
... IN AND OUT OF A TANGLE. cnr , e.l by rile fi! toleinan my:l v..,, leanedhim uld do it.- I t ook I know the men of whom you speak.. al .ut 'Some an riper mentioned a•!rinss in eonnection with the '.us he oalled upon rno hat suf be settltd nt was another ...
... the habit of speaking, for convenience, of a year from the beginning to the end of that period. None would think of speaking of the year 18119 as if completed at the beginning of last January ; it ire deacribed as 1899 all through. So we speak of 1900 as ...
... connection with this society will be given in the Bowness Institute on Tuesday evening next, when the Rev. W. Adamson, D.D., will speak upon Groat Men, their Mission and Characteristics. MR FRED WILLIAMS' SUBSCRIPTION CONCERTS.—For Mr Fred Williams' next grand ...