... English language. Though both my parents are Dutch and Dutch is the language we speak in ou' home, yet I cannot remember the time wvhen my brother and sisters and I could not speak Englishi. W~e ltarnt the latter simnultaneously with our mother tongue. As ...

... war, end even that with great tr'.pidtitjon, Mr. G-. W. Foote. But Mr. Foote, whilrt of cournse, ?? itesest in his views, speaks only for himself, and obviously doe, not in any roy Impesenl the bulk of FreetbOugtonit-ou n. It is significant tha the onypron ...

... twsenty thousand nrivates. ?? you should multiply by ten the portien ot time brav est one, You ?? 6pit more'n ball enongh to spea~k of on a grave- Weo git thte licks,-we're just tho grrisb that's put into War's Loppers- Leftenants hi the lowest grade that ...

... does this, in verse or proes, I Maybe forgdtten in hisday Birt surely shsall be erowueri ad Is-etwitb thoesr T*at hivn and speak for aye. Low-rncL, `isNrDZUr u; A RAILWAy OLu. | Time was when Scotsmen observed 'many saints' days.; now they practicclly ...

... in for another nam. ud., as tis ncoat he alrady has is not of toe pattern worn on hoard the ship, whose officers are, so to speak, the regulators of what a man shalt wear. Naturally this comes very hard on the married men and it is about time a ques- tion ...

... that I ?? tion drives publicans to adulterate their liqnors with rsa. thing worse than wavter'? That is the Bishop of Lsnio- speaking in the House of Lords on March 24, 1893. F,-s our official exporicoce I come to the conclusion that aes statemenutis uot ...

... distinction that would follow. lie first announced his intention of doing so, but his friends in the Corporation, put (so to speak) their patliotic foot down and lie had to change his mind. Again his ambition urged hin on; but again he was made to see that ...

... met-' it, South Africea? Let this extract from the despatch of a, correspondlen't to the Central News Agency of London, when speaking IOf A cop u=ld'Mntoei' Scouts,' be, the, answer. He says: 'The corps has adopted tile slc i and cross-bones as their enmblemn ...

... iso Zifrlus cr'si hil. hilas, ,t iS I qsitiy p-si: Isinost of esiace Jew civ no Jow, it is all the annie in waer, alas speaks volsines, but rise referencee to t-f s Chief Rabbi's prayer cadts a lsirid-auss, dloubtless, fns- most of us, ap altogaeter ...

... French farce is perhaps notany More thasi it is meant to be-ia gay, rusling, som0etiies clever piece, with no morals to I speak of. A visit is by no means to be recommended to visitors whose standalrd of theory is representied at May mneetingls and tihesi ...

... sea Town Hall. Mur. Croniwrighlu Schreiner, Dr.Clark, M.P., and come prominent Socialists, Mr. Lansebur nmongst them, arc to speak, whilst the popular Chain man of Battersea Vestry is to preside. We are askes to state that the members of the Clapham Branch ...

... reality and varied characteristics as wvell as scenery. On reaching the French represelntation, one of the emngaged ladies, speaking in Freech, welcomed the Lady Mayoress and wrished success to tihe Exlhibtioll. The Lady Mayoress thanked her in French and ...