... farmyard upon stretchers, the recital, of necessity from memory, the Church’s beautiful burial service, the only music the speaking of the guns. What a multitude of thoughts passed through our minds as we stood where now repoee the bodies of about twenty-five ...

... joy for ever.” The true man does not work for one generation; works for all. * r> “Being dead, be still speaks, lives in glory, and hie speaking duet more life than half ite breathing mould; ‘'' Being dead, his .thoughts still ahiae like In the world’s ...

... make of coal 200 poor families. The tea is yet on. If not mistaken, mure money has been raised fur two objects than ever. It speak* well for Harrogate's that should in the presence of so many war 'Uims. Many good who are sending corufoi ta tho guldiora Fed ...

... seen Next week ihopc publish the names end, and B. Bell one or two ooosoddraoes of the f.K.m Harrogate at the aiooslhut not speak to, and once fiont who are on for Heralds. of P. but that was alb I may discover the wfaeiooboßte fnends. few words mol heated) ...

... than Mr. Breare; others have theorised very extensivelv, but -here we get down to facts and examples sod proofs. There is, speaking off-hand, no point in voice production and singing which is not touched in “Vocal Technique.” Many examples are given, in ...

... followed bv i*ost ca=d, lus son. Lieutenant iikmoon. ot the 2nd luiiKoebire Fusiliers, priaouer in Germany. The post-cord speaks progress of his wound in the jaw. Although making satisfactory prqgrer*. pji tide i bone come away at interval*. The iittera ...

... technical with practice becomes spontaneous. It is then the singer is able employ his temooramental instincts the full, and has speaks.” There is easy grace Mr. Breare's writing which makes ail he has say interesting and readily comprehensible. He believes ...

... regret that there was not moie gcneial support, and hoped the committee would not cease their efforts. Tsx Bisk Food Fxicss. Speaking upon the vital statistics contained toe report the Public Health and Housing Committee, Mr. Ben Turner said that whilst they ...

... told him was sorry, but tho brakes wen- lianl on. and the engine was out •f gear. He bad been into shop, and had also U-en speaking some friend*. who did not appear, explained that he hud gone to London in connection with obtaining corn Law in the Army ...

... and i the best of all they brought him clothes lino , instead of thread. It is laughable to hear some of our chaps trying to speak French. Ibey general]y coioe m© they want something and have me bit of interpieter. have learnt bit of French whilst have been ...

... EbbSfleet. Sanu*icn, arc ik.cliborournpointing to Deal, Wahner, Don genes,'. Doverund the other river nod coast pw that speak cur presence there long time agoand, despite the pres nt hatred and devilry o. tho German Kaisci. the man whom present time ...

... with all the circumstances in which it shall for ever exist. Blessed those transtijguml in the light heaven, for who seem speak and say— ‘‘l shine in the light of God— His likeness stamps my brow Through the shadows of death My feet have trod. And 1 shine ...