... needs to be constantly insisted on, and it is often overlooked by the ratepayers themselves. The Parlob Veutry. The true inwardness of the meaning of the squabble at the Parish Church vestry meeting is perhaps not hard to guess. Since the advent of the ...

... litter, and mouldy hay as bad as mouldy food. Use only clean, dry food and litter, and you will not be troubled with this complaint. COLDS. Chicks, like human beings, are afflicted witih colds of various kinds, and these are all easily spread. It is significant ...

... oughte not to be redde at that tyme, but onely the bokes that inwardely spyrytuale and easy to understand that all sowlles may be fedde therewyth and holpen therby to kepe themselfes in inwarde pace and stablenesse of mynde all the nyghte followynge. For ...

... laid down in the report of the Joint Committee of the two Houses. Mr. Boland subsequently moved to amend the Address adding complaint thatr the people of Malta had been restrained from holding meetings on the language question. Mr. Chamberlain denied that ...

... people who rejoice most are not those whose external circumstances are most favourable. Happiness depends mainly upon the inward disposition. The more we get to know the men and women whom are tempted to envy, the more we discover that their lives are ...

... for litter, and mouldy hay bad mouldy food. Use only clean, dry food and litter, and you will not be troubled with this complaint. COLDS. Chicks, like human beings, are afflicted with colds of various kinds, and these are all easily spread. It is significant ...

... will help matters considerably. The attendant's door may be fastened open on east west end wire doors are made , to open inwards when the other doors are closed, and used instead of the latter as opportunities arise. Windows, doors and all shuUers should ...

... that everyone would be satisfied, but the directors were always ready to consider complaints from guests, and to do their best to remove those com- plaints, The complaints that had been made to were comparatively few. Things may be said about an hotel in ...

... faec loses to some degree its rotundity, and her eyes are smaller and 6eem to have less soul in them. The owner is looking inwards now, not outwards at the wonderful work! elie is in. The skin, moreover, loses a deal of its softness, more especially if ...

... also to United States America, etc. (if *), via Southampton—to 10.50 Utters for routes marked • must be specially idressed. Inward letters may expected to arrive as follow: . United States of America, etc.—Letters ex Lucania for business early to-morrow ...

... been immortalised. With these the mind of the adolescent should be filled, not as an artifice, but because that is the true inwardness of the whole. To fail through secrecy, ignorance, or prudery, to duly honour the sexual instinct means forcing it back in ...

... •To'cnba and (supplementary), by French packet 10.20 p.m. , . _ Letters for route* marked thus * muat be specially addressed. Inward mails ate due at port of arrival fol- From* British East Africa, via Naples—this day FrJm*W«t Coast of Africa..via Liverpool; ...