... The Gentian lion enntsta'sded by Lieut.-Colonel Keennis, Dep ut y-Liet a e nant for Qneen's Count y, a fernier travels and speaks to every man in his own High Sheriff of that county. This will nemesis tongue, while the English merchant is content to tate ...

... lence upon the deceased. Richard Powell, the eon of the deceased, sard, found th«* latter lying over a chair- She did not speak to him at all, called neighbour. Mr?. ledger the that “he saw the dot-eased, who had taking more than y-«* gooil for her, ...

... -TH-IE PEOPLE, Dec. 24. The Lockhart elephants are the most amusing of their kind. There seems nothing thiey cannot do except. speak, and that too they manage in a fashion, to the extent of one word. The children will delight in their awkward aambols.-SPORTSMAN ...

... Owe allowances tor •..);sik foqed rr.-Zre to &awry, 4ut it is ,glial:retti to speak patience of the _ : attecks nos the which grew In rirokuc) Ls soon as it was known that Hex MAntrty had tircidul to spend next spring on the Italian Poriera rather than ...

... his hat in the collision. He demanded his nami and address, but could get nothing out of the accused, who either could not speak Knglish or would uot give the in- formation. Witness taught hold of the horse and Bot.-cli then spurred it violently and tried ...

... marriage. He was worth a matter of thirty thousand, and that proved very useful to Mrs Cavalossi. For a moment Arthur could not speak. And was Drew—? He stopped. He could not frame the suggestion. Sims nodded impassively. Who did it? Colpus. But my ...

... aenem are jte ?? inaintaitling their posiiti6o agaiiist any- inarntr in tile wrbild, The doctor fouhd amongi the Boers mainiy speaking, Engiisth Among thdse servrln with the enemy be saw an cix-lieutenant in the friny *vi wta ?? tihe ianlks .-Ubahl Nffes. ...

... George White the middle of the week had made sortie the south of Ladysmith, and hill, while a heliograph message from Ladysmith speaks of Boer attack being repulsed on the Helpmakaar road. There nows of any moment from the Uoiider Kiver, but the reuoeupation ...

... unequal contest. Owing to centuries of mis-government there is on the part of three millions of Irishmen in Ireland, not to speak of their kith and kin, inherited animosity to England, an animosity that until late years Eng'and bas not attemoted to Mmollify ...

... Chamber of Commerce, dealing with the great progress which the German Empire had made during the past century, Herr Eiffe, speak- ing on behalf of the firms trading with South Africa, asked whether the Chamber of Commerce was doing all that was required ...

... their own feeinu and a dutiful testimony to their kinsman and co-reigioniat on the other side of the Atlantic. 'he first to speak vrould b* Mr. Meyer, who worked much with Mr. Moody on both sides of the Atlantic. 5The Rev. F. B. Meyer, of Chris, Church ...

... different members of the Liberal Opposition had shown that they were much exercised upon this point, for in January bloater, speaking t o his constituents, declared that Imperialism brings with it militarism, and that mill tarts= means a gigantic ...