... family. Like his extravagant brothers;he ran deeply into debt ;but no other scandal surrounds his name. Military traditien speaks of him as a martinet; but it is remembered in his honour that he refused to flog, and insisted upon educating,’ the soldiers ...

... is still running, aud absolutely flawless, although fitted at the same time as the one now sent to you. I think this fact speaks volumes for the durability of your tyres.—A. M. Staples.” Some curious ideas are occasionally advanced by those who discuss ...

... find the very first application gave me immediate relief. I continued to use the ointment, and now 1 am quite cured. I cannot speak too highly of the ointment that has done so much for me.” (Signed) James Atkinson. It cannot be repeated too often that Deoan’s ...

... he postured her: * Forall our sakes be firm and fearless, whilst praying to God with the still. small voice that the heart speaks for the success of my scheme. Should the wors come to the worst you have still a nex to painless death, for yourself and sister ...

... being covered with a black cloth. Previous to the carrying out of the ceremony, Bishop Moorhouse gave an address in which, speaking of God’s relation to man, he said that the expression ‘“Our Father which art in heaven’’ was full of meaning, and gave a ...

... remark which I complain of. He said that 1 was too d—— clever, and knew a dsight too much, and that I was a d— bad umpire.” Speaking of ‘the other remarks which he alleged Ranjitsinhji used to him respecting another match, Mr. Barlow says: “When 1 got in ...

... real governing power. The King reigns, but does not govern,”’ used to be an old saying of the school books, and, roughly speaking, no doubt the saying iz still true. But a high example of dignified courtesy, of kindly feeling, and of good living, in,every ...

... departed, while Governments sent telegrams and addresses of condolence. They had also come from Kings, Queens, and Presidents, speaking almost all languages in the one common language of sorrow. They read in the Scriptures that the Queen of Sheba went to see ...

... one thousand nine and one. s d';l GOD SAVE THE KING., ol Once or twice during the .\la.‘y,'f’rbut 04 there were cries of ‘“Speak up, respec,]l} wise the crowd behaved with due :p CMA ness. At the close, when His Wor® Wofl’«e’{ aloud “God save the King! ...

... (though he did not think it probable), and if it were it would not, he assured his hearers, diminish his faith in Christianity. Speaking of Evolution, he gaid the theory that Man had evolved to his supreme position from the lower animals was certainly as beautiful ...

... difficulties. i Dorrington gave a good exhibition in goal, and could in no way be blamed for the defeat. A Grimsby writer thus speaks of the match:— ““ Weather conditions of the most wretched description prevailed at Grimsby, as in addition to a biting wind ...

... good man, who lived what he preached. Only this winter he conducted a nine-weeks’ mission in the County of Durham—preaching, speaking, and visiting houses daily. He hurried back to Poulton to be in time to vote for Mr. Heap at the recent election—arriving ...