... remained silert. They then left the gallery, singing Who fears to speak of '98, eand cheering for Kruiger. In the meantinme Mr Kelly p oeasded to address the Council, and while le was speaking the crowd forced their way into the olamnber ?? Kruger boys, ...

... and on the ineome there was received last year the respectable snm of £355,000, practically £l1.bO per day. He proceeded to speak of the various ri:tes to- be levied, namnely: -City rate of 2>d in the £. genereal rate of Is Ild in the £. improvement rate ...

... shall be presented with all the resources of our time-that lie shalt be treated, not as a dead author speaking a dead language, but as a living force speaking with the voie of a living humanity. On these points his personal expcrrenoe and ?? are n'ost onv~ncling ...

... disturbing element in congregational life, but congregational life sometimes became torpid and re- quired disturbing. (Applause.) Speaking of the in- fluence of the morality of magistrates. lie said that the whole notion of justice was degraded whien the occu- ...

... Christian names. Wepener Roberts Smith, Brabant Kitdhener Brown, and Ladysmith Mafe- king Robinson may all be excused if they speak; disre- spectfully of their parents' taste in names. There is, ,of cournse, nothing new in this eccentric kind of patriot- ...

... spoilt, and many a youing hope has been des'rcy cl, through lack of a word of praise. I am not speaking of flattcry, of idl.e and emipty om- pliments, I am speaking of honest praise, lionestly amrned, and wvell deserved. Ahnd if childra n are de- ;erving of ...

... grass to render further vegetable food unnecessary, while some of the best biscuits are prepared with vegetables. Generally speaking, how- ever, vegetables should be given at least twice a week, they are far better than medicine in keeping a dog's blood ...

... agricul- ture and commerce and possibilities of development, in every country. I suppose for some years to come we shall go on speaking of Africa as the Dark Con- tinent. But we shall be doing Africa an injustice. If there is one part of the world more than ...

... IHe had a small and, if I may use the es- pressicn, a mncinsz or finikin voice. Some one at the end of the room called out, 'Speak up U 'I should have thought,' he said, 'that the ears of any one in this committee were long encugh to have heard mel THE ...

... averred the contract and its breach in this country. That was all that she had to do to give the Couri dis- cretiqeary power. Speaking for himself, his loriship ! tthe plaintiff's affidavit disclosed sufficient facs for Mr Justice Day to make the order -,which ...

... saddle one of their number shot through the groin. Und.er a tree. behind our kopje he is lifted down. He is conscious. and speaks. Look out, my spur is caught in the saddle, he says. They lay him on the ground. There is a look on his face that recalls ...

... President Loulbet, who was aeemanind by M. Waldeck Rousseau, 'unveiled, on Sunday. at Lyonfs, a statue of President Carnot. Speaking subsequently at a 'banquet, M. Loubet read & message from the -m- peror of Russia, heartily associating his counatry with ...