... occasion. The children taking part in the two plays were handsomely dressed, and without exception acted their parts very well, speaking their lines distinctly and with fitting emphasis, They first appeared in 'Snow Wihite, in which the characters were: PrinceEs ...

... well, having lost all the pains in my back, and 1 eau, therelore, go about my work with ease. I ama pleasedt to be able to speak so well of these pills and certify the alove is correct and give you my authority to publish the facts. (Signed) (pIre) Clara ...

... Buller is working round the Boer positions. Hisofficial despatch to the War Office to-day -is dated from Springfield, and it speaks of the occupation of a drift on the south bank of the Tugela, A cursory glance at a map of the district will show that the ...

... try to Ignore these facts, like tile sensible fellows we are, and answer cheerily, Oh, 1st all right, And how else can we speak ? We can't keep all on eon- ?? hawkivng and huckstering our iains and ailments to others. It would he a nuisance to one's friends; ...

... The marriage is entered into on account of political reasons. Francesca Is a child who has been brought up in a convent. She speaks thus to Paolo, Giovanni's young brother- I am still a child. I feel that to mv husband I could go, Hiss him good nlight, or ...

... pages, but finally said:- I want to apologise to you for accepting your invitation to speak here to-night. It was under- stood that I was to be your guest, and to speak on the subject I have talked on and to read may address. I seem to have given you offence ...

... Warry court, and some adjoining property be- longing to Mr Ilooper, of Stokes Croft, looked in danger at one time, and it speaks volumes for the skilful successful efforts of Inspector Gotts and the brigade that they escaped, Mr Hooper's premises being ...

... 1i. Blatchford, B.A., gave an adiress in retrospect of tb the bygone year. Taking as his text Job xxxii, 7- d Days should speak, and multitude of years should on teach wisdom, he said :-To all men, more or les1, i. the story of our life from year to ...

... a nation's vitality. ] Tactical Mistakes Repeated. Col. Welby, M.P., until recently commandant of the Royal Boots Grays, speaking at Taunton yester- Jr day, said thorough and searching inquiry would have to be made at the conclusion of the war, and Jr ...

... The Foreman endorsed the remrahs of the Coroner on behalf of the jury, THE REV HI, AR'NOLD THOMAS'S TRIBUIE. Last night, speaking at an anniversary meeting at AWlycliffl Congregational Church, Totterdown, the Rev H. Arnold Thomas referred to the death ...

... Poso3ss a generosity wvich is not less to be admired because it is ooinrident with the highest political uledom. And in speaking so the Leader of the Houso of Commraons spoke for every jail old honest man, Forther, with the Britiah Now Testament example ...

... the trouble of a H. contested election. The electorate numbers 10,374, r The, Value of the Yeomianry. LSir Charles Dulke speaking at Lydney said that hie 'm and other members of IParliament who had taken an B interest in military matters had always had ...