... . Mohammedan, he is by no means a stranger to Western civilisatiou; he has r visited nearly every European capital, I and speaks English, French, Gersiai, and Italian in addition to Turkish and Arabic. He prides himself upon shids musical abilities, and ...

... save on the field or by causes conse- cs i quent on civilised warfare. But the O ftl ideathat European soldiers, not to bs speak of civilians, may be in the hands ta I of the populace of Northern China is eW horrible to contemplate. LET US hope that all ...

... immiqect, and is suggestive 3 o~ t:oU sy tholiglht. Referring to the w55, thoe Pumm Minister spoke as lellew : - Wet are speaking 1o0W at ?? of soule anxiety, We do not c ?? what has taken place, u antdl eirllo.,tly' hope that the issue ti my 59uul h)otter ...

... have availed 1 to save these other men, women, and a children alive. v THEv situation in China is almost ' too terrible to speak of. The last r shred of hope of the safety of the c Europeans in Pekin is all but gone. e The Governor of Shantung in a d message ...

... address two t ) meetings in the Yarm-road Wesleyan I Schoolroom, to-morrow andl Weldnes- P day nights. OnG°Thursday be will b speak in the Mission Room, High e Northgate. Hel will be assisted by the b Rev. J. V. Suttoert, Councillor A. 'Hen- a derson, J.P ...

... purify the air you breathe and analyse your food. Find playgrounds for the juveniles (I wish they'd find 'em boots, Not to speak of other things, well, such as Sun-r day suits). In fact these sanguine gentlemen on Council honours bent Are one and all ...

... sport. I ?? sbaft was not slightly concave when Iunstrung, as is ours, but the reverse; it had to be turned inside out, so to speak, for service, and the force of' the arrow would be multiplied proportionately. 1 3It was with one of these, no doubt, that ...

... sen who in addition to their eativo language were able to p, iisult others in a foreign tongue. in Blow mallv Englishmen can speak any er laigi.go save their own ? Is it not a in fact tlhat tho High Commissioner at in tbs 0ape comninenced to learn the liz ...

... . By it it is proposedi to attach certain vaeue to drawn games Instead of enticidy ignoring them as at present. B)iieily speaking two poinis are to be reckouned fir each win. In the event of a drawn game. no ?? shtll be taken of a matc-h unless a site ...

... the motion . (there being no other nomination), said, r that with respect to the remarks .that had fallen from Mr Walker, speaking a for himef and-the members forming th majority, they did recognise the e right of the members of the d minority to nominate ...

... kindly feeling which they had exhibi- . ted towards him as chairman of the Board, said he had pleasure, figura- . tively speaking, in opening the homes with the key. The scheme, he pro- ceeded to say, had had the serious con- 9 sideration of the Guardians ...

... full of ?? Po ones, of course- And fromn the Tory hustings he's a men of I great resource. He promises, ad libituma, whilst speaking to the masses, Better housing, better times, and such, for M. l working classes. He dangles Old-age Pensions before the workers' ...