... erllaps public insttuction woukl not (I be the calamity Sir B. Carson dreads. In the United States the standard of public speaking is admittedly much lligiler than in this CCUT]tT5', be Surrender of Prinsloo. | IT has looked during the last day or two ...

... ess which the news undoubtedly oaused, :No, it was the British nature asserting itself again. We let ourselves go, S to speak, over Mateklag, but it Is a sort of thing we don't do very often. I can well imagine, however, that the reception of the news ...

... and regret. He showed what his character was at a time which brings the force of a man's strength of character to light. I speak of the time of the great cholera epidemic at Naples. There are many men praised for their bearing on fields of battle, who ...

... deserved, and does f not in any way exaggerate matters, The American Embassy is not the unimportant office, comparatively speaking, that it was, The great industrial development of the States, the gradual drifting of the c3untry into the vortex of foreign ...

... the telching bodies interested in this movement, but it has since had to bow to a Parliamentary direction in the matter. Speaking impartially wve think the University has. missed its chance of making its own terms, at tho same time we have every admiration ...

... without regard to the public opinion as to his fitness for the post even his own supporters would not regret his defeat. We speak the more freely on this because the gentleman who was nominated yesterday for *edeliff Ward is a candidate who could not be ...

... nothing of the sort goes on, and is indignant at the charges made against the reporters. It is exceptional for a judge to speak out in this way, although wee think it is quite right that he should do so. Justice Jeune is to be complimented upon his courage ...

... the War Offlice in publishing I Lord Robertb's censures upon commanders other than Lord Methuen is directly responsible. Speaking of the war, it will be seen that the Field Marshal's arrangements have had the anticipated effect of compelling the enemy ...

... took him to the Metropolis a few days ago, H tayed inan large hotel,containing, perhaps, 200 rooms, just off Holborn. ?? speaking, the house Is filled by commercial men and Colonials, with a sprinkllng of Americans. Last week there were staylog at thils ...

... to in my back are quite gone, my kidneys no longer trouble me, and I feel better In every way. I am pleased to be able to speak so well of those be pills, and certify the above is correct, and give you authority to publish the facts. (Signed) Mrs Lavinia ...

... CLliing liquor to children. The itev Tertius Phillips e-ph incd some of the priruary objects of thie Uidttid Kigdoum Allinuce. Speaking of the C(hldr;-i's Bill, to which \Jr IHayward had rctfircd, le s3nd the Alliauco had given it ewirty support, This1lill ...

... dei it is gratifying to learn that not all who have bh] intercourse with the English race' are of ton this waw of thinking. Speaking at the Jewish tall Congress in London yesterday, the President sul (Dr ¶Iheodore Herz]) referred in the warmest in terms ...