... his-readers that, under Tories, we have less trade, less work, lower wages, and higher expenditure. These statements, to speak of them in the mild- est form, are shameful perversions of the truth, Your Radical local contemporary has evi- dently overlooked ...

... remained fairly good. Thie agricultural correspondent to the Depart- ment, on the basis of 210 returns, reports:- Gtinerally speaking, employment was regular durinig the montlh of June. There wa s some t slight irregularity of work in parts of Suffolk | as(il ...

... suffered from the igorance of those outside, but surely such ignorance is culpable in one occupy- ing the Dean's ppsition and speaking where he did. Apart from any suffering and incon- venience we have had to undergo, this war has been, a great grief to us ...

... and our interests in the country were so vast that, if needful, we must protect them in our own way. Lord George Hamilton, speaking to a Primrose League gathering at Weaton Park, Shifnal, ad- vanced loyalty as the reason why he could not inform his auditors ...

... corres- pondent states that the German Emperor' has Iseit- telegrams to 'the Queen and the Prince of Wales,, in ivhich he' speaks in very eulogistic terms ?? Rohbrts's victory nt Y'aji'eberg.aT 'A similar .nessage has been received by the Queen from'tllie ...

... Harwich Volunteer Artillery would give any foreign foe which threatened the harbour a very warm reception. (Loud applause.) Speaking to the toast Col. Ward said he was sure he rues expressing fheir feelings when he said their officersv were the right men ...

... machine. Now I've got a. watch on me this blessed minuto that I've carried fur fifteen years, and it doesn't vary at all to speak of. But there! it cost twenty pounds; with no complicated attaeh- ments to it either-merely a plain ticker, but honestly built ...

... andl de- light of this change from the close confiserment and high pressure of citv life, to rest, freedc:n, and sea air, speaks mole eloquently thrial words can (1o. Contributions will be grateislly ac- knowledged by the secretary, Mr. F. Abel Bloxam ...

... publish what I have said, because it is neither more nor lesis than the truth. 0 There is an old saying that it is only fair to speak well of the bridge that takes us safe over, and the name of the bridge in my case is Mother Seigel's Syrup. Mrs. Gibson lives ...

... of the young woman was found in bed, and the mother was in a very weak condition upon the floor. The old woman could only speak with difficulty, and said that her daughter must have died on. Thursday, as she felt the cold body near her on that day. The ...

... of Li's approaching departure has increased the un- easiness of the foreigners in Canton, and the exodus has been renewed. Speaking of the Peking tragedy to the Liver- pool Chamber of Commerce, Mr: Ritchie, Pre- sident of the Board of Trade, said that hope ...

... Alfred Milner happened to be called on to speak to a large deputation of South African Nonconformists within a few hours of the arrival in Europe of so-called Peace Commissioners from the pre- daceous Republics. Speaking with all the au- thority of High Co ...