... Prussian accent, also replied. .as did Mr. G. J. RAsKILon, who was the first to obtain the lpresident's dispensation to speak in his ?? to-, c. -It was quite a relief to return to mother English. and to hear the iamiliar story of the hopes which are ...

... to speak pub- s licly in Teesdale was his desire for a quiet holiday, and we quite felt the force of it, and are sure that Teesdale Libe- rals will be glad that Sir William is renewing his strength amongst us. We were delighted 'ta hear hinm speak in ...

... Be ready on the river, clothed i;l I go in state to Court, to meet t - ec. 'rhere surely I shall speak for Il: C' s.elf, eta, And ione of you can speak snel.' Asd therefore let our dumb ?? alone he ster d5 Go with me, he can steer and Will guide ue ...

... the London Missionary Society, to be la enabled to speak at Crook for the at British and Foreign Bible Society. It was a society that assisted all, missiton- ary societies, and therefore he could speak enthusiastically for it. Dr. Mac- R farlane dealt ...

... least enmity, while at the same time faithfully performing their work. Thus Ah-Fook-Sam, speaking from bitter personal experience; thus also the Prime Minister, speaking from bitter official experience. ...

... course, are always a help. late 1 never allaw ladies to speak onl Ily maloc 'pietformls, nor *o1 I ever asik them to deal icauvass. My ojpponent liad his sister- ,el acharnming young lady-speaking for rica 11ilni at every nissting; others also spaltre ...

... Thompson, G. B. Baker, Austin, and a number of ladies. Bishop Inghain, formerly Bishop of Sierra Leone, who was announced to speak, was unable to he ?? Chairman said that they were at the present time very anxious about the missionaries and the Christians ...

... d - t Yesterday Sir John Kennaway retnrned from North IDorset, where he has been speak. ing in support ot the candidature of Mr e Wingfield Digby. On Monday he will speak e at Bideford in support of the candidature of Sir Camere)n Gall. Alderman Shaplaud ...

... statement should prove true the new line would be very beneficial. It is also pointed out that the works could, compara- tively speaking, be easily executed. The Turks have not overlooked bow rapidly the railway in the Soudan has been laid owing to the absence ...

... results achieved after his departure from Cardiff by Sir William Lewis. He has nothing to sav against the Company, and he speaks in the highest terms of Mr. Bell. So far as he throws blame upon anyone, it is upon the members of the men's Executive Committee ...

... complaints. and therefore will not speak; in the case of more humble people in some kind of Government employ-perhaps in con- nection with the Army Medical Department-who hold the same opinion, and therefore will not speak; in the case of civilians in the ...

... of- thenglish speaking raoes which -ecogni sd .her .ajestvfi flag, and their responsde.ha'leuabled thea top put into the ifield- so mi'any difie~r~ert . oorps,. frcinr their' Coionier,'aud prove the desire on the part ok-aL.Englibh-.speaking peoples -to ...