... gone to bed. *aid DOTIB. We can have a nice talk. Esen tli,' won't have the heart to dust orb us! nand Itoh. trying to speak lightly. Don. •lusered. Don't itioL dew. Ito nosily people en It. that one can't believe it in only S freak itir,ginallorn ...

... had left them alone. She is mi innocent she cannot understand that she is in the way, and I not offend her by inner open speaking ; and if I were to say you are engaged to Baird, she would spoil everything by congratulating him. or folly of that sort ...

... COLONIAL CONTINGENTS. CANADIAN SENTIMENT. ?? 2Telegram.]. | MONTREAL, January 12.-Sir Wilfrid Laurier,-the (anadian Premier, speaking at Sherbrooke, to-day, declared that the sending of the Canadian Volun- teers to South Africa was in response to the unani- ...

... half a dozen times any of the parks Birmingham and I would advise little who may be playing in never to speak or answer any men old or young who speak to them There often bad men loafing our public parks and little girls should keep away from them :— 1 ...

... ” the repeated apprehension least explain that” “There’s time for explanations” Tredennis answered I saw men come here and speak to her then the theatre was darkened and she seemed to I something strange and came over They ought to be followed” Oh no not ...

... There, .11 , 4, floor. the honker th I xl flowing uotil in side. little laire Was wringing ber - wildly, imploring him to speak to her. My 01:tire. Max cried, bending over her, *ht It happened - - l'Ait only t 1 w her hands shore her head. and, with ...

... speechless What knowestthou of Captain ? he eagerly asked a wild stare in eyes and quiver on his lips “ the brave gentleman were speaking o’ just now— brave a soldier sirrah Cavalier ever answered one of igen-These words-were received by the disguised cbarcoafv ...

... progress when the, troops arrived shortly before one o clock, andt promptly detrained in the shed adjoining the quay. The speaking at the lunch was very ?? Francis Evans, who presided, in proposing The City of London remarked that this was a great ...

... peasant lover of Lelia, and gained great applause for his singing of Ob ! would she but narme the day. The Viz icr-a non- speaking part--was taken by Mr. Jessop, but his make up was too old and decrepit for the voluptuary who takes such a keen interest ...

... Halifax early next week-. MoN-zrrAL,. January 13-Letters received here from Cape Colony regard ing the Canadian contingent speak in the highest terms of the raen's spirit. One [writer remarits: ?? mav be said of our i discipline, there is no second opinion ...

... hbad Violaed everv principle of honour. England gas `ghtng for civihs.ttion, for God, for man, and for Mr. A. Ermots, M.P., speaking on Saturday nigir; at the distributlion of prizes to tse Oldham Volunteers, expressed the belief that General Buller would ...

... and accurately to the out- E side men, who had a clear course before them and t fuU opportunity to ceDtre, and, generally speaking, I Sharp and Gray succeeded in placing their centres i well. As often as not they sent the ball into goal, a and ?? some ...