... temper. ature was yodeg. and over, the 3tut being the hottest day of the month with the high temperature of 8d Generally speaking, it was a warm month, altogether fourteen times ; the shade readings were over yod • eg Last year there were only three really ...

... higher education of women their pursuits. Queen Mary is a good linguist. She was taught German by the lat.. Duke of Teck, and speaks it extremely well. has been making splendid we of her German talking to the Kateerin, who never mastered English. Their Majesties' ...

... WORLD. A m•tober of Sydney Medical Mission, re hating some of her ezperienoes in th• city slums. said at a recent meeting. speaking of • district which might be designated the Sydney White chapel: Her. are many chronic invalid& You may mak* your visits ...

... an there was to depend upon for the next months—a black heap of stores in a shit* waste of snow. LIFE TN A GLACIER HOLE. Speaking of his Mr. Wild said: Crevasses abounded, and for days we were kept in camp by the which proved fatal to Scott sod his gallant ...

... Jeff cries. The child was found on • bed in his house with her throat cut. Several witnesses were called by the defence to speak to the depressed state of Jefferies prior to the tragedy. He appeared to be suffering from • delusion that he had injured himself ...

... COLONEL SEELY & THE TERRITORIALS. Speaking at Barnstaple on Thumlay night. Colonel Seely said that the Arm) was more efficient and health) than it had ever been, and the recruiting for the Territorial Force was 'buoyant; in fact, )ear had been the best ...

... . . Clifton exhibited his wonderful vocal powers - of two - Tosti's SUFFRAGETTES SENTENCED although his occasional plain speaking on Church attendance, collect etc., has estranged a few from him, hut those can only be of Course, those who have thought ...

... seek fortune in various parts of Canada. Tho ship also carried • heavy mail. The Honourable W. A. Watt, premier of Victoria speaking to an interviewer on the eubject of inter-Empire Trade -said tr.ere were more ways than one of creating new trade channels ...

... were attracted around the various platforms. The meetings had a religious even more than a political aspect, although the speak. ers recognised that the battle for the preservation of the Church's rights is essentially a fight against a political combination ...

... as the judge was concerned, any proposal to release the ringleaders, in any circumstances, wauld be strongly resisted. I n speaking thus the judge won the approbation of all who desire to see some vindication of the majesty of the law. To-day those suffragists ...

... NATIONAL DEFENCE. Colonial Seely. speaking on Saturday at Middlesbrough. where he un..eikd a statue of the Sir Samuel Sadler. said that the Government thanked tho who. irretipeettv• of party. had shown polilte 4 r ,t in the ad. ministration of the ...

... for meeting her secretly kept watch that Mrs. O'Shea did not come upon the scene unawares, and at the time of which we are speaking she was on duty. The sound of the drawing-room bell warned her that Katherine would probably be asked for by her aunt ; and ...