... the situation. It seems to us to be bad tactics, even from the purely party point of view, contend, as Mr. Balfour, broadly speaking, contended yesterday, that the Government have made no serious mistakes throughout this unhappy business, and .hat all that ...

... form three such corps, an undertaking the like ofi whioh the world had never seen before, carried out, broadly and roughly speaking, without serious hitch. Honour to whom honour due, Mr. Balfour demanded, and the much maligned War Department received ...

... authorising the Administration offer their services mediators the war in South Africa, and he gave notice that io-morrow would speak in support the resolution. The preamble of the resolution sets forth that by the decisions of the Hague Congress, to the United ...

... fences. One thoroughly imbued with the fact that the B««h, The tod fm,«Sv »™hw did S?' 1 Hie Sir Char es , utl cal e , wa speak on B ° me question 13 years am * , reBl .£ned on th when he n same time made several ™eSesTnv a n° Ut th ing out that it was ...

... T^'in l has been experienced by cl ' i some cases buyers and sellers e Seem nearer together than a little Manufacturers, speaking broadly, are Cnlt to deal th than at the middle of °r(J er - appear to more deeply in has moderate inquiry wire - If values ...

... technical sciences, and I hope that this movement will grow abroad. Also the respect felt for tou is very great, and foreigners speak with the* utmost enthusiasm the technical education they have received at your schools. In England I everywhere found' the ...

... will yet be poured out in South Africa. This said no spirit of boastfulness. It is the utterance of a responsible Minister speaking for the Government, whose members have made no their minds that this thing worth e the terriblecost which entails. Behind ...

... undoubtedly ••„t'j that of genuine and enthusiastic P ft urfU winch from day to day knitting closer every jj the EnGrlish-speaking race, and makintr that have in common ono great dest'nv * is our du*v above all things to accomplidi- thoughts bka these ...

... Parliament with larger majority c A had hitherto. (Cheers.) -s.» c Lamb then sang Ring out, wild *Sd w,h I,r ' who * rising to speak, was re! U * cheers, said : Ladies and gentlemen, nging still in your ears the splendid ° rd Tei M»yson's great pcem so admirably ...

... than suspend the discharge for two years. This was the most favourable order the judge had power to make, and, we think, will speak for itself. The statement at the end of your report that the debtor had been guilty of misconduct is misleading. The Official ...

... obey, understand, and carry out all orders as though they had been soldiers for, 20 years. How do we understand one another speak English, and that with the Boers is the universal language. They can't understand what a Bulgarian means ; they never heard ...

... octagon, five o'clock tea, and all kinds natty, neat tables on view. BEDROOM SUITES Thtre a handsome one American Walnut (when I speak of Suite I mean in every case wardrobe, dressing table, washstand, pedestal, cliairs, and towel rail), well finished, solid ...