... approach of the Queen's cavalcade had been notified, a bugler of the Royal Irish Rifles on the ramparts blew a fanfare, awl speaking in a perfectly audible voice! to the assembled thousands, -said : Mlky Lord Mayor-Athlone Pursuivant of Arms is without ...

... out therc-he w5s going to Africa-and shall either find some kind of pice or at least die an honast death. As he finished speaking I saw him start, change bolour slightly, and empty his glass nervously. Don't look round, he whispered, hurriedly, but ...

... tenants (and also by the p oblio i -hey nnderstood itl -aith righteouus indzination. It is better 'that there should be plain speaking rather than a nims- carriage of justice. I do not know how the members of this club feel. but I think- we should strongly ...

... either follerin- suit nor trumpin', continued Del, bluntly. I suppose so-that is I fear that Miss Virginia- be stammered. Speak up! I'm a little deaf. Say it again! said Del. screwing up her eyes and eyebrows. The young man was obliged to admit in stentorian ...

... the rail, the size of the ears, or the colour of the nose are the supreme points to be aimed at. KENNEL H-E S. a Genermily speaking, dogs are not washed half as frequently nowadays as of old. It was customary for every pet dog, big or small. to have his ...

... TURNING THE TABLES OIN CGUU A barrister wvas ross-exarriini ?? a ' , ' all in hls power to confuse them. lbrusr1- ; them to speak louder. The last man caioj cite ot. tako the counsel at his word. So. in ?? firStr, qucstion-n-hat las name \-a a'-rep:c p ...

... pliv Cr iF bold. Is my darlitls iny owwin'c mu s-e lahoce. Whose birthdsays are three, shunl El tal. STORIES ABOUT ROYALTY. Speaking of Royalty calls to mi-nd one or two stornie. The firrt refer3 to little Prince Ed ward. the eld -sr so:; of the Duke and ...

... his voiee struck her even more acutelv thin the change in his appearance had done. It seemned like the voice of a stranger speaking with her father's lips. It was his voice and yet not ihis: there na-os a feebleness and hesitation in it Nvhich she did not ...

... less than a couple of thou- sand pounds; but witat's that 'shen we can't sell it? It needs push to sell soap nowadays Speaking as man to man, is it a good soap? Ch..rlaie inquired. Good isn't the name for it; it's the best article that has ever been ...

... question. They considered the Duke's pro- p-1sal reasonable, and a great concession to the puhlic. The ReV W. 'Rogorson. speaking on behalf of the Answick Rural Distriot Council. said it was a mistakt thaet, in a place hkle Alnivick, thev shoutd have ...

... her how moment- Ous that ve dict might possibly piove. hNeI hat does Jentrnson sa F ' she inquired, as soon as wes -vithin speaking dtsance. Liver, I suppose? !ie spoke of Kissingen rtho other day. I really think it ,Bonld suit vou, you know. And you ...

... tell to tho floor beneath, -a distanoe of eiht r or -nine feet. His son, on going to his assistance, found t he was unable to speak, and although medical asst- . anoe was at once procured, the injuries he had received proved fatal. The jury returned a verdict ...