... IHE ENGLISH SPEAKING BEOPLES. Under the name oi the Atlantic Cnion, an as- sociation bus (writes a correspondent) been formed for the purpose of drawing together the various English-speaking peoples and strengthening the bonds ot union by ihe formation ...

... and ex- tinguished the lamp. Madame Devezins aproached her niece, and touched her lightly on the shoulder. Before she could speak there was a scream, and Madlle. Contresty fell to the floor. When help arrived she was found to be dead, a physician who was ...

... Jupiter, Satun=, and other nineinlrs of the solar groUp, illustrating his explanations by a series of limelight pictures. Speaking of the Mair tian canals, the lecturer said the question NahethvT there were intelligent beings on Mars could Hot be answered ...

... made an abject apology, confessing his theft and perjury, but beseeching that lie might not be prose' cuted. With an over-speaking judge such a cross-examination and such a result would have been impossible. ...

... their opinions r-are not respoesible becausethay are only suhordi- -nates and have no' duty at all in e matter, save X -to- .'speak when:.thy'are-spoken tn. The Seree- 3t'rOf tete's 'ott-esplonsible; ibeaisse, ii nithe,' 'Le place 'he 'is unot -bousd ito ...

... and I have talked the matter over, and she has fully made pp her mind'to speak to-you. s Oh, she'lias, has she? said Miss O'Neill, fall-! ing flat on her pillows, and speaking in an altered. tone, I imagined that she was quite contented; tE here. ...

... M. Urbain Gohier's play Le Re-SOrt which j has just been produced in Paris, is, says the 'Daily , Telegraph, briefly speaking, a dramatic present- j ment ?? __c career of a young Revolutionist, whose ! f oliuwers try to spur him en to action in the ...

... delivered through tue ?? of thu Swisa i- adaral Council to each of tte three parties of tha «*• LORD WOLSELEY AND THE MILITIA. Speaking on Wednesday at the annual meeting of the Militia Rifle Association, Lord Wolseley stated tbat he had no hesitation in saying ...

... her impulse would be to recommend something. I have heard these pills highly spoken of for indigestion: I have heard doctors speak favourably of them, and, of course, I have read in the nowsomtpers what people Say they have donA for them. Consequently, this ...

... Mr. Horace Plurnkett's defence of MBr. Gerald Bal- four. 'There has been a disposition, not ?? to the Opposition press, -to speak of Mr. Dalfours admnistrationr as a fa=e. Mir. Plunkett show that Mr. Gerald Balfour has consistently al wisely developed the ...

... average of the past five years, the total number of entries compares very favourably with previous records. The following table speaks for itself: 1895. 1896. 1897. 1898. 1989. 1900. Horses ?? 448 529 515 470 393 437 Cattle ?? 114 L22 194 167 188 152 Sheep ...

... thanked the populace of Derby for the hearty reception they had accorded to his men, and in his remarks said 'he would like to speak ■lso'for the large number of men who had voiun- teered their services to their country (applause), for Section D of the Reservists ...