... the case let them lnake that greet governing power worthy of the work it had to do. I(Hear, hear.) Sir Womyss weont on to speak of the valuD of independence of opinion. He thought it would be a very curious thing for journalismif independence of opinion ...

... his recollectinc of the drolleries with which he enlivened the aften nloon.'' INSURANCE OF VOLUNTEERS. GLENDALE.-Generally speaking, the insurance com- panies have decided to extend to their civilian elien:' who hare voeunteered for Scuth Africa tho Protect:-' ...

... contained than all about me was forgotten. Brother mine, my eyes filled-I felt choked-and I coul'd almost wish that you did not speak to me so. Then later, as I read on, I was back once more on the old soil, picturing to myself that Sunday tramp to Gastleson ...

... somehow the catalogue dropped from her ,Without troubling to pick it up, Errington moved a little nearer to her, and began speaking. As she caught the gist of his words, a tinge of red slowly spread over either cheek. ?? spoke rapidly, in quick, dis- jointed ...

... The Prince of Wales, him-self so good-natured and always eager to say the k-ind thinbg, has taught Prine Edward of York to speak graeici.uy to every one he comies in-.cotact with-; and so, when a photographer wmas bidde-n' to Mearlborough House last season ...

... generaily concurs. Tiere is no other alternative so long at least as thlo enemy is within Her Majesty's daomnions. No amount of speaking, however relevant or irre- levant, however eloquent or ineloquent, can alter the situation. It is deeds, -not words, it is ...

... theatre. The clown needed great lung power. Ho had to contend vith a menagerie and its brass band, a living waxwork, the speaking trumpets of rival im- prosarios, and many other competing and complicated noises. But he was of a persevering tand hopeful ...

... method by which he had planned to reach his destination, but it was something to have reached it at all; and when he eould speak, painfully collecting sueh dignity as he had left, he stammmeringyly rxpressed his gratitude. I was a fool to attempt crossing ...

... almost doubled its Population since the Arthur's Hill maassionn u-as erected. But the Gatealiced e-kimousr is, com- paratively speak ng, a new i uilding, indicating that the accommiodationt mnust either have been te rer strioted originally, or eles that pauperism ...

... veterans wvho took part in the battle only eight now remain, two of whoma were able to be present. NMr Jesse Collings, M.P., speaking at Birmingh3am on Saturday, mnaintained that there had been no muddle, nor anything approaching it, in the conduct of tho ...

... involuntarily. Don't ! I mustn't listsn. 'adem ise!!o (e Chast-lar waoild he hurt a.nd grieved if sho knew that ,-ou -ere- speaking so c her. But it is for your sakc, anti hers as well,' protested Madame Ipanoi. There is no other way. You theught ...

... 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 ...