... thus -withoat ma' ly speaking.as a Nelly, said Miss AMairiprize at lat.ooua if]. never ask after Herbert. Don't you wish to heilar' mp( a. anything of him ? npe da, Ashodder passed through the girl's frame, tin ~d but she did not speak. After a moment's ...

... Edna coldly withdrew her hand, and stepped back from him. Norman Leighl I will not answer you ?? you take that tone in speaking of her Wihoin you promised to love and cherish. What was 3our vowv at thle altar? Lord Leigh stood morosely dumb. Edna ...

... in Oi &ngeless Times. I met an Armny o,'ieet', st etita sister who had been in. Indi2, i 'te s-txs ir d qnd they were speaking) of the Anglo-Tnt-rn o eauths writer. ' I was brought np with him,' said a 'rd the Atmy woman. 'Yoe knew him, thei -s ti ...

... teen their - Evening Post. The North Devon 2 ion- train could notget through OL account cf the the floods. v been 9 6nce Speaking of the Post reminds ma of a C pay- newsboy who received a black eye a few ; of nights back. An old lady, who appeared to ...

... ashe heard ' the news of the attack, was present, as well as the stricken daughter and sister. He feebly made an effort to speak, but no articulate words could be heard. He evidently wanted something, and his efforts to make them unaerstand were painful ...

... Councillors Munro and and Herbert replied. appo Mr. G. R. Shorto proposed The Devon presi sd Exeter Butchers' Association. Speaking H|em of the Association ha said that since their Willi existence there bad been fewer complaints ?? GI Against their trade ...

... Totnes, the property I of Mr. A. M. Singer, has been sold to Mr. John Pathiok, Mayor of Plymouth. The Bishop of Crediton will speak on behalf of the new church at Lower St. Budeaux at a meeting on Monday evening. The Bishop of Exeter presided n't the annual ...

... there such -a thing as lack P ctrtaini moralists say no,.bat for all preotical parposes s I tbink -we may aifirm thee eid, Speaking of aa man who fills the highest clectiue position i'l the political world, a well-know'i writer ltavly Faid, - Uis ?? and ...

... elirksbpv oF the Asseosment0Committee ir hid hands'wou1d&be they tbloghbto ~ire'ase the pensior.' He:(Mr. Williamis) did not: speak with any disrespectof]Wr. Fote, junr,; but the generalidetC of the eommittee woe that Ile was not, old enough to takoe the ...

... had worked in common with MI ut hlim. He did not wish to mention names, but F. there waes ono of whom he should like to id speak of, who in his osrly days among them erwas a great assistance to him, and whose name would be always honoured- the late Mr ...

... country from foreign souroes. Unliko wed many who presume to criticiae the actions of s am- this country abroad, ths Bishop speaks from 1hat personal experience of what we bave done ary and are doing in Africa ' in bringing the in- pon fluence of a strong ...

... Trel bleedin16. The Earl of Minto visited Rossland, British Fi Columbia, on Tuesday, and inspected the gold the I I mines. Speaking at a bauqaei at night his need P Excellency expresseed astonishment at the Frec Lextent to which the mining industry had ...