... spend nirny days tii the House of Lords is quite th a delusion-but when certain Bishops are pro- Di veoted by others from speaking when they ore LI! there, there is not much encouragement to at- M tend. ilomfield, Phillpotts, Wilberforce, Thirl- cc well ...

... from the firing point before tile disappearance of the little tin soldier it passed through a screen at the back of, so to speak, the stage, penetrating a card target behind this screen, falling into an iron pocket, there arranged, and registering the ...

... circle round Ladysmith, without being able to catch hold of a single definite fact. Thus it must be, until Buller is free to speak. The consciousness that their friends and relations at honie are starting at each rap at the door or the shrill cry of the ...

... generally supplied with the Colt automatic gun and galloping carriage. The Montgomeryshire Yeomanry, who have tested the gun, speak very highly of it. The Dorset, Lancashire Hussars, Duke of Lancaster's Own, Wiltshire, Scottish, Hampshire, and second Canadian ...

... being stuck fast and the struggling horses shot down by the enemy. It wvas a pitiable sight, of which those who saw it cannot speak without emotion. Finally, to state the case in brief The position to be attacked had not been reconnoitred by any of those ...

... conmtleto lists of all ?? t ia the ]Eniglisl, Americ(an, witli priillnial Contitietital thentres for the past year, v* , or, to speak by the card, from the Ist of Deo., 9 1398, to tlhe 3tlh l f tNotirulior, 18159. Thii N runtinjiils uls thet it is mnuch tobo ...

... ant. amti severez- ef(tt ^ quite tearly in the d&y. A ?? e ud to representative of The Daily? ews I cannot, of eourse, speak oi what txok r4 in ti}e Metirng, but the account iii the 'De, News.,' without being a rep'rt. gives, I a fair view of the general ...

... storage of elect- could be solved, every hospi fto.atgyp - house, and dwelaing house could ha Ve its terns of electricity, so to speak, iuttel': between the source of supplv and t. electric lamps. The corporations ldc. to offer a very tempting premium . o : ...

... il one fallacy in lthe staterrents of ?4r. Silao 11ouking ind his fricods wiliclI seems to require noticed. Mdr. Hlockin~g speaks of Cbs-is- tianitv as dvi ngr -o-f the failure of nineteen cell- turies of Christian teachino. because there are few ...

... flist and the strugling horses shot down by tile enilemy. It wvas a pitial)le sight, of, which those whlio saw it cailnot speak vithout em1otion1. Finilily, to state the case in l)rief. The position to be attacked had not been recolnoitred by any of those ...

... ss ' human beings? Not quite twelve months ago I overheard in a public reading room of a club in Wiesbaden two Englishmen speak of the Germans in a most outrageous manner. The Germans, so these Englishmen said quite loudly, hardly ever take a bath; their ...

... only, however, to pick up againn on the news of Lord Dun- thtald's victory. In XWestralians there is practically nothing to speak; about. ThlLe miarket is fairly good, but quiet. Industrials are qu-iet and almost featureless. Welsbachs are easier. Atig ...