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... body by a bacillus, which flourishes chiefly in badly-lighted and badly-aerated localities, and languishes, comparatively speaking, when ex- posed to fresh air and sunshine. These agen- cies, although detrimental to the invaders are eminently advantageous ...
... and had to cab home in consequence of the speeches which the audiences would have from me. Granted that I am compelled to speak-and I consider there can be no doubt of that under the circumstances-what am I to talk about ? I have avoided, as much as a ...
... menced. En route they had a rest at the Charles- town Hospital and then proceeded via Ladysunith to Darban. Trooper Osborne speaks in high terms of the treatment he received whilsf in hos- pital, commending alike for their care and avtenv tion to the sick ...
... giving due credit by all moans to the generals who 'have scored, and a true description of what has actually taken place. To speak of battles and victories and sreat ,gen.eralship over such incidents as Colesbierg and Sunnyside is only calculated to male ...
... the character of the eve mi.L enemy in the last six months, The n _12 Times of yesterday writes as follows: 0 Broadly speaking, the Boors have Nil 3Ill fought us as we have fought them'. ?? There has been no malice upon either ha side. We have killed ...
... Free State. It is not idly that Lord ROBERTS, who has thus triumphantly completed the first stage of his brilliant campaign, speaks of Mr. STEYN, late President, and of the late Executive Government. True, we hear of a transference of the Free State ...
... in the teepees of that tribe. ''No child is permitted to interrupt an elder person, or to lxas between two persons who are speaking,' r;y8 the author, 'still less to come betueen them and the fire. We were strietlv enjoined never to stare at strangers, ...
... from twins to earthquakes that cannot be insured against at Lloyd's.- Chronicle. Fashion and prudence are seldom upon speaking terms, and where fashion leads her votaries will follow blindly.- Pall 'Mall Gazette. ?? No powerful being ever yet stood ...
... just retired from the Principal- ship of the Children's- Homes. He said that while speaking in response to the direct command of the President he should yet like to speak on his own recent I experiences.- He had been firmly told that the condi- tizon of ...
... orderliness of the House-and in this respect the Dutch members deserve special commendation-the correspondent says: - When I speak of the general good manners of the House I must make an exception of Mr. Merriman, who is, indeed, an exception to most rules ...
... It is not for me to speak here of ridiculons threats; it is not yet the timue to tell the whole truth of the events of 189n, neither has the Government of France anything to fear whenever they are published. History wfill speak the last word. A41 ?? ...
... was over the Boers would settle down as a pastoral people. He looked for South African federation under tho British flag. Speaking yesterday at the annual meeting of the Militia Ride Association, Lord Woas 'ity stated that he had no hesitation in saying ...