... 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 ...

... of tt Lords does not vest in anyone a copyright c which vwould oust that of the agent of the speaker. But if a public man speaks without c, having made any arrangement, the reporter d who takes down what he says has a right to F prevent anyone else copying ...

... them into rejoining the fighting force. It is of course very annoying to us to have to do I our work twice over, and legally speaking it is rebellion to take up arms again after having sworn allegiance. But something I must be Pllowed for humani nature, and ...

... He would not impose a speech upon them, because he remembered the old adage Blessed are those that speak short, for they shall be asked to speak again (applause). Mr E, WN'ALTIEtS expressed good wishes for kindrod nssociat1ons, and said he hoped ...

... Inatitution, and reminded hih hearers that it was founded in Bristol in 1810 by Peter Herv6, a miniature painter. He went on to speak of the generosity and philanthropy of the citizens of Bristol, and remarked that hardly at any time during its existence bad ...

... 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 ...

... cite it specifically in their report, and yet they made use of itas adocument overriding the directions of the coinmittee. To speak plainly, they treated the officials as masters of their own employers. We know exactly what may be said on the other side, ...

... on M onday, w\hicll reached this country in time i publication as early as any information obtainable from the War Offlce, speak of I to Bridish attachs, one of which was repulsed \ ith sev ore loss to ourselves, and the other of v hielih was so far successful ...

... indecent campaign against the honour of a ggeneral ofhicer in the British Arilly were |J-tilkd. ,lint Mr Blalfour did not speak to the puipose. 1)id Sir AV. Butler tell Ministersor the War Offee, that the northern phortion of Natal shoul0d be abandoned ...

... C. L. Gardner is to preside, and the three representatives for the ward, Me3srs J. Bestow, C. Newth, and J. Holman, are to speak on municipal affairs. KEN;SINGTON CGOvInNMiENT SCUOOI. OF AwR, BrpinEny SQLIARlr.-Testimony of a most gratifying hind as to ...

... JUVENrLIS P6LITENEss,-I' Now 'Milly, dear,' Its lac-you run away to bed. I shan't I Oh I Al4lly, dear, that's not the way to speak. It you ,,t pl. bsu I shanut.-Aioouohlne. ...

... Coomassio with 230 HIansag on the 15th May. Hies fervices in these anslous and trying times have been invaluable to me. I cannot speak too highly of the way In which he carried out arrangements for leaving dooinsasls. Have had Do news of any kind since the 29th ...