... settled out of Court the payment of a substantial sum of money to the plaintiff. At the mooting in question some very plain speaking was indulged in and it was generally felt that tho sum paid out of the rates was not absolutely thrown as it would act as ...

... these personal examinations are the best means of testing the a .student independent ability, thsse results, I venture to say, speak well for the satisfactory way in which our students have assimilated the instruction given. The results obtained on the science ...

... any word was more than likely that she would refuse to see me. Therefore I entered into argument with him, but while I was speaking the door opened suddenly, and my love stood before me. She halted there, elegantly dressed, having returned from her drive ...

... “Because could not leave it home.” Mb. Cheap: “What’s good for cold the head Mr. Quick : “ A handkerchief.” The Vetbeae : “ Speaking of bravery, why, duijo that campaign, single-handed. I made fifty of the enemy run.” The Hearers: “ How was that ? Ihe Veteran ...

... attendances tbo committee meetings wero also very good, and as these are often of more trying nature than the Council meetings, it speaks well for th« zeal of the members that many hours wore devoted by them to public business. It was tho 2nd January last year ...

... to nay much, hut we are reminded what the Lord said to Mooes when a great crisis had arisen, Wherefore criest thou unto Speak to the children of Israel that they go forward. But lift thou up the rod, ami stretch out thine 'hand. The ■on* of the British ...

... mariner’s compass is little poast stuck in the sea, and when people want to know the way, the ships go and look it. Irony—Speaking hard of a man. Function —When a fellow feels iu a funk. Quotation—The answer to division sum. ...

... story, a New Year's Ev« Dream, and two complete stories, and articles 01 Girl's of to-day ; Applique in embroidery ; Ho* music speaks to those who hear ; Hair work as highly remunerative employment for girls ; Ink lings to Invalids ; Characteristic Church ...

... her—“ was own fault. she said. Not word more about that. he answered. gently, that is over and done with, and you must never speak of its having been your fault again. you understand little woman ?” . ■ , “Thunk you.” she answered, ‘1 understand . vou. * ...

... have to be raised in the House of Commons, he alluded to the splendid response made to the appeal to the Volunteers. When speaking about thi Volunteers would point out that in the villiagea of England there were thousands of men who would make excellent ...

... We try to ignore thee. facts, like tlio sensible fellows we are, and answer cheerily, Pm all right. nd how else can we speak? We can't keep a'l on cantinually banking and huckstering our pains and ailments to others. It would be • nuisance to ne's ...

... a considerable time, but it is probable that really it so affair of • few seconds only. For a time, but eyes, and then be speaks of tentacles streanikag out and parting the treed fronds this way end OM. Then these things growing larger, until at lad the ...