... for many years, regarded the latter with the reverence that one might expect in a cultivated and studious Scot. He used to speak enthusiastically to his family of the genius of the author of ‘‘Ivanhoe,’’ and his hero worship led him to commit to memory ...

... gathering, and was received with round upon round cheering. Ills opening observations were concerned with the privilege felt speaking to a York audience. Here. said lie, almost more than in any town England one would expect to find men with thoughts; ...

... CONCERNING INFLUENZA. A London Press representative has hed an int ing conversation with an eminent medical auibor:ty, who, speaking of the prevailing epidemic of ing said: The influenza germ is the smallest bacillys known, and yet one of the most disastrous ...

... were among remarks of Mr. Curtis Bennett at Marylehone Police Court yesterday, on the action of a lady who left French girl, speaking English, stranded in London, made her pay two days hotel accommodation out her only sovereign, and went off with the girl's ...

... ind'gnant to abusiveness if vou hed hinted at the id that he was a beggar in tie common aceepration the word Bes ces. by speaking he eas ts him Tommy as a gentleman, aud when - Then beggar it is in the sense of t d tho might have put it clearer, heard ...

... on board themselves. There were 32 on board the Borghese, and nine of them were rescued. Captain Sutherland, of the Orkla, speaks in the highest praise of the bravery of bis men under hazardous circumstances. ...

... the Heart, Biliousness, Slc, that by far the Iwst remedy for these distressing evils is Page Woodcock's Wind Pills, and I speak for all time when I say *' Stand not upon the order of your going, but go at once, and get them. Mr. H. A. Stubbing?, 49, ...

... concerned in their attitude. “There doubt they intend 10 fight,” declared a gentleman !a-t night who i? well entiiled to speak tho subject. In the circumstances Rivers Board decided to appeal to the Loral Government Board for order again t flic firms ...

... Lieutenant-Governor of the Province of Nova Scotia, in the Dominion of Canada: The Hon. S'r James George Lee Steere, Kt., Speak:r of the Legislative Assembly of Western Australia; The Hon. John Alexander M.D., formerly Premier of South Aus'ralia, now ...

... hips or bringing them down comparatively easily. The small ones I made for as slow as possible at once, smothering them so to speak, so as not to let them wriggie from under me, being a tall man myself. I generally put top speed on when tackling a man, without ...

... just uttered in a longing, ardest cry, and he sprang rem toward her. ' he His heart had set misled Edna, Edna S- lash at speak te ma. t Is the eappies She termed, tranquil se a woos aboddiag sweep of the ealci. li ii glory fuss Jam eight skims. bold ...

... searching the entire hospital premises. Annoyances were of daily the other hand nmnlier showed their in various ways. The men speak in the highest terms the manner which Major Daly his frying duties, and of the kindly consideratiou which wits shown both Boer ...