... combats the opinion that intemperance has virtually died out among tho well-to-do and educated classes. People, he says, often speak as if drunkenness were mainly a vice of the poor. But no statement so utterly at variance with the truth would be hazarded ...

... good progress made by the club since will '). The only way for them to be efficient was its formation. He said he could not speak as a mem- 1 for them all to work together, from the top to the ber of the club, but from what he had learned he bottom, and ...

... prisoner would ever have the courage to defy him. What do you mean? Speak out. Nancy is wild, sir; she says she went to bed as usual-- Sir Harry seized the man by the arm. Speak up, you fool! What has happened? It mill be the worse for you. Rudd ...

... reverses owing to the lack ‘ certain sections of arms, the issue was the shade of a shadow of a doubt (applause) He went on to speak of the gradual opening up of China and the development of our trade there, observing that the old conservative bos tlity to ...

... it sooner or later came into existence. He was careful, however, to say that this was only his private opinion; he was not speaking as the chairman of the Company. The building of the section opened on Tuesday was begun inJanuary,lBBB. In July. 1895, a ...

... evil of dealing with those questions piecemeal. They had come to a resolution, he simply suggested they should extend it. Speaking of his accusation against the assessment committee he said he did not care to prove the committee's incompetency—though doubtless ...

... atory-telling ; there are witty dltetuspiaa of daily questions, and bright, fiim fact V-lling by people who know what they speak about. Books of the hour that is speeding By that if not read bow will have left their place by the next hour for another come ...

... the Duty, or ur the bolding lisT;sistitasi Dublin, b of the most istoreatior of historical Institutions. loquially people speak et Kilmainheas, which is most. u the same term is applied to the prison he same locality, the oscine designation being Royal ...

... It is clear, then, that regards battleships the policy of this country is well sustained. As regards cruisers, the figure* speak for themseh-es, though an analysis the category of armoured cruisers would perhaps show that have some leeway make up in this ...

... Dutch Church, ,tin Friar,. London, on The meeting of the Centurie, the Rev. Dr. Guinness Rogers said he felt he could not speak in that church without expressing. his deep and sincere sorrow that two peopl , s who had close and friendly relations in the ...

... retreat, owing to the storm of sholl and bullets which fell among them. The emblem, as Colonel Elmhurst- Rhodes said, when speaking to a Bowr doctor after the engagement, which is hold to be the sacred symbol of humanity, was disregarded completely, and ...

... by means of asmall people, holds in cheek for months, as He has done. the army of the richest nation in the world, He is speaking to that nation in language we cannot fail to hear. THE SETTLEMENT AFTER THE WAR. Acknowledging a correspondent's letter regard- ...