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... He practices in the gymnasium, and has already had several tumbles in trying to learn too quickly to ride the bicycle. He speaks French, English, d and (German well, and is well up in Latin. The Day's Employment. d The young King rises at seven o'clock ...
... which will conclude on August 12, when the Long Vacation of 1900 begins. To summarize the position, the Courts are, roughly speaking, closed for no less a period than ninety-one working days or thirteen weeks, or a little over a fourth of the year. Now eve ...
... stost delightful. Great credit is cetalamly due to tihe Editor and the Publishers of this toagaificent work, of which I cannot speak too highly. SROONEY; 151 -L SOMETHING FOR EVERY TASTE; Pilton Vicarage, Batnstaple, De. It 16 f - I cave received The Library ...
... KURUMAN. 800 Boers Kept at Bay. (Through LaSin's Aseucy.) ClAPK TOWN. December 30th, 1699. A private letter from Pretoria speaks of fever being rife on the Portu»ioa« boundary. i? rcport that all Pl'ipiish subjects are to be expelled from the two Kopublics ...
... rapier*. At another time, German woman at Capetown wrote to reqaeet Urn to ■end her one of hi* far-famed Vieneae pianoforte*.’ Speaking of Brahms, Madam Alboal tall* an intonating itory of the great eompoier. *A f*w nan ogo.’ she nys, • whan on profe*- Monal ...
... trust; hut as a matter ot fa,- . t-; r. . The nublic life of tihe ciy -n; -.d ckt.nerI, *,f -th best me't 03 111 i H! IOt. speak of politicianis H. .il ' ?? . what a uin'ns politics were s- I] t:e ?? ' 2 men were placed in positions ; bilitr. People said ...
... purchase of Dciagoa Bay are purely w h imaginary. l_ ; Sir Joseph Pease on the Situation, pi e Sir Joseph Pease, M.P., Liberal, speaking last ti F night at the annual dinner of the Darlington { Chamber of Agriculture, observed that there were those who said ...
... sequence ga ite to its alreadyrbrillinhit p'erformnances.'Poe- an cation of the :intention of his colleagues is igs when lie speaks next. week.- In generalri ?? circles to-night it is saidthat the Govern- n At ment are not inclined to take aiction until ...
... bad parted from yon, and drove after us across the Albert Bridge and then down Oakley-etreet. There she stopped the cab to speak to someone. 1 Who was it ? I asked eagerly. A'woman. But I couldn't see distinctly. They, were too far away, and turned down ...
... all noble thought and deed to 1 reverence their heir conscience as their king,' To ride abroad redressing human wrongs, To speak no slander, no, nor listen to it, To honour their own word as if their God's.' Ancl so with prayer and blessing and words of ...
... bnslr-ess was conducted resulotHl scale. Choice heifers made as far m ...
... The Board of Trade figures are even more striking, ns reflecting the increased activity in the commercial centres. Roughly speaking, they show an increased volume of trade daring the past year of £50,000,000, about half of which represents increased exports ...