... and to them. Tlie know that he has made mistakes, that he speaks too freely, that lit plays sometimes to the gallery. But they know, too, that his heart is in the right I lace, and that he speaks for the Empire. PARLIAMENT Gaoutins at Ottawa afforded a ...

... merely pleasing. It is by long odds the best first number ot its kind that has al peared during the brief space of which I can speak ; and if its early promise is maintained, I can safely prophesy a brilliant future for it. Miss MARIE CORELLI, the distinguished ...

... far your utterance echoes her truth, how far your pencil and y )ur brush have won inspiration from her originals. Let her speak ; let her be the critic ; live in her white winter light sometimes, and then you will bette:. appreciate the worth of her rainbows ...

... will find it good. Within a week of his first pipe, before he has mastered even the first rudiments of perfect smoking, he speaks as one who is devoted to the weed and understands it. lie describes his pipe as a habit when it is still only an adventure ...

... On and on went the men in the ulsters. With the exception of an occasional condemnation of the wind or rain, they did not speak. Each seemed to endure the company of the others only because circumstances made it iwcessary They reached the castle. From ...

... publishing some photographs which show these ships depicted as they are to -day. We comm ence with a view of the Warrior, which speaks for itself. This interesting antiquity is entered on page ii of the return under notice as an armoured cruiser. She is in ...

... pretty warm at times. For three days and nights our men were lining the trenches. I.uckily the weather was merciful. I cannot speak very highly of the 'ssariat arrangements, although we are within a ten-hours' journey of a big city (Maritzburg) and have a ...

... 111. .1 It .t sondettul ,eflection the public tsst• has lieu educated to dn.. iesellery, whit h is not mutation, strictly speaking, hut artistic and refined repo. diactiuni ut gents irt lefts npr.r. sive fa.hions than our prodigal Nature tan in tat iteld ...

... the polemical person went home to buy a different kind of mousetrap. . . . But after all there is something degrading in speaking of the amount that one should smoke : surely nowada)s men can look after a little thing of that kind for themselves without ...

... new liberty. Some little time ago she could not even light a cigarette withour blowing up a trumpet in the new moon, so to speak. In she was making much the same hullabaloo about her bicycle costume. Il'hy? What good does it do? There was a strong opinion ...

... suffering in order that those who represent us at the front shall be happy and comfortable, and warm and well fed. I do not now speak generally of the enormous amount of extra work our noble army has put upon us. lam not grumbling for the War Office, where ...

... and their bald spot covered with hair, after using one bottle of - - - - - It is not a dye, it can do no harm. Every one speaks in its praise. An absolutely perfect hair restorer and dressing, justly celebrated for its life-giving properties to faded ...