... are quite confident of maintaining their position against any infantry in the world. The doctor found among the Boers many speaking English. Among those serving with the enemy he saw an ex-Lieutenant in the Army, who was cashiered for misconduct, and e ...

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... sbould possess a choir, and on his appointment as borough organist for Piymouth he at once endeavoured to give effecy to it. It speaks well for the excellent material he had to work upon that in less than three months a choir of 200 voices has been got together ...

... to the Westcountry have had the greatest difficulty in obtaining any. i for the standard This is undoubtecly gratifying and speaks of the eldbs in Devon ax principal of the visiting the adjoining counties, teams for many tations. But the have’ brought with ...

... the fleet which first Holland and then France has been compelled to neglect. There are those who already feel nervous and speak of contracting the Empire as a possible alternative to a great and perhaps too burdensome extension of the army. But contraction ...

... of th• Chamber of Commerce. denting with the great program which Genf.* Empire bad made during the past century. Bore Me speaking on behalf of the Arno trading with Booth Aires. asked whether Me Chamber of Coop mama doing all that required for the pro• ...

... month or so ago. Did he complain you feeling unwell ?—No, sir. he did not. as never spoke to one another. When did you last speak to him ?—I cannot say exactly, but » have not spoken to each other for over 15 years. (Sensation.) You are quite sure that ...

... fratricidal btrife. Rents and taxes will remain pretty much the same. The error of speaking the Now Century has arisen from the common way of treating people's ages, namely, speaking of a man as forty when he has passed his thirty-ninth birthday. The end of the ...

... scorn and contempt, and be speedily engulfed in the meshes that more enterprising peoples are ever ready to lay for it Mr. speaks truly when he says, believe war at present productive good more than of eviL . . No nation ever yet enjoyed a protracted ...

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... Mr. Paget gave, in 18.>4, one of the series of lectures on education in which U liewell, Faraday, and others took part. Speaking o! his lecturing Mr. Bettany says : •' His lecture on the importance of the study of physio- logy as a branch cf education ...