... oat traits. Though iceturing alone is by no means the bent mode of imparting knowledge in any subject. yet when au expert speak., on subjects familiar to b s audience in language understood by them, a considerable nus.ber of useful hint* may be obtained ...

... lint essential to happiness was sobriety, and sociability must always follow.—the Rev J. H. 13rooksbank we' also announced to speak, but was unable to be present, owing to a prior engagement. OBSTRUCTINO TIIE POLICE AT CLEATOR Mary Regan (441. readied woman ...

... on several Itve Artillery was handled excellently, and with deadly effect. LADYSMITH SI RENGTHENED. Ladysmith earthman to speak cheerfully. A umorage hum the invested town on Sunday saes:—Sine the nth our fortifications on Waggon Hill and Cx.ar Camp have ...

... secretary In the town of Egremoot. Abler referring to the struggles which the Association had had in the past, he went on to speak of the Workmen's Compromition Act, and card they leas/ in the cave oh come tatalitiesincreed in a great inany—women were lett ...

... famine which is how raging, it behoves all, apart tram our mere interest in time speaker, to listen. The Viceroy ul India, speaking Ware the Indian Legislative Council on I riday, while deploring the awhiluess of the catastrophe which isawing thousands ...

... DEAN The °speaks( ter mat at Measthweite has arwual much interest is the periekaad wishes are almost universally expensed that Mr Marshall may be highly The iainesta has become ea epidemic at Wiwi, several families hoeing bees attacked. It is said that ...

... itustculable harm. not to &begot her ruin livn. tea. lo- now. Ant h.• would not Hesitate about lien! knew that although brassily speaking he wav innerent et any d-oro to harm or desert Monty. no power no earth vroold ever convince f vane,. that. Appear. ante ...

... Having referred with hopeful sabstartion to Australian federal . ..xi, and with great regret to India. famine, he proceedeJ to speak the disappointment nt our oapnvtioaa retarding the war. Week slier week we had in,t with cheeks afoot disappointmerits accompanied ...

... shoulder are oar nobte bluejackets helping to wipe eumething on the elate m Smith Arnica tosky. CA tie reserves he dare urn speak in any terms but praise, and they *ere all conscious that they are evtiloci: to be up and doom. (Aym'ausr.t the Dame nrooral ...

... Cleator if they were closed.—Mr Ilmiumion wish Mr Atkinson. llama was uo whatever lot A WHOLCSALE CLOSURE ht the 'chuck,. Speaking with regard to hu own achouls I. M, ail real) he said tAtle wens se. y few tat.es measles, mid %ery few cibld• it:token( ...

... they have been favourably regarded in many guar Leis by both military and civil authorities, and the Earl 01 Shaftesbury, speaking iu the llouse of Lords on tueAilay.voiced the populir raiment whim lit said : We want uo compulsory military set vice ...

... close to her plume. which diarist 1 the range from a Manch of the rureess Railway. she was quite clime to him, but did Not speak. Five minutes later she saw him lying on the remind a. it asleep, about ao yards away, and lie was still in the same geedhoe ...