... recalled, said that he could se along the line from 200 to 300 yards. Mr. Foy: He referred to Peeing at own level ; he could not speak of any higher level. Driver Herriett was recallei. at Mr. Furs request. and corrected the depinition given hy him on the previous ...

... precept, 'Thou shalt not steal' ; Salm too may know that money is money. Bouille walks trustfully towards the Regiment de Saint. speaks trustful words; but here again is answered by the cry of forty-four thousand harms odd sous. A cry waxing more and more vociferous ...

... seeker for employment. , No need of that, replied the man. Just whistle in that tube and he'll speak to you, pointing at the same time to a speaking tube. The old Irishman walked over to the tube and blew a mighty blast in it. Mr. Hobart heard the ...

... servants, and cook as you can, I shall never get tired of. The Professor (introducing lecture): The scientific subject I shall speak on to-day, gentletnen, is one that a hundred years ago only the highly educated could have understood. But nowadays we have ...

... good living, provided he is honest. For example there is the travelling culler, who used to be called stinker. Generally speaking the tinker is a thief and bully of the most degraded and cowardly description ; l'ut a conspicuous exception to the rule ...

... in the face. Witness then turned them all out. They had two drinks each in the house. Fred Blake did not strike deceased or speak to him while in the house. Deceased called Fred a bad name. Matthew Frederick Blake, who elected to give evidence, said that ...

... toman Catholics. repeatedly shelved for the last 12 months, rose to move his proposition at ten minutes to eight, and was speaking when the Chairman vacated the chair. ...

... readings from favourite authors by the members. All shorthand writers are invited to be present. A lecturer was invited to speak at a local gathering, and being nobody in particular, lie was placed last on the hit of speakers. The chairman introduced several ...

... committee when lie asked the question.—Mr. Wilkinson said that statement was not true. — Mr. Robson maintained that it was, and speaking when the Chairman stopped the discussion. TRZ OF • ILIIIIOI7Z. Considerable diacuasion took place on a letter from Mr. A ...

... idea. Soon after the regiment was embodied, the coloursergeant came to his captain's room with an oki soldier, who wished to speak to the The man was admitted, and explained that he had heard from his wife, who was ill and - if plate, sor. can I have forty-eight ...

... 1899 had been in the cotton industry; in Yorkshire the year had witnessed a phenomenal rise in the price of wool. Generally speaking, throughout the country. sound trade. high wages, good profits. were prevalent in 1899. The result of this was that the hank ...

... instance where the wife proved herself the better half. - She had presence of mind, took in the situation at a glance. so to speak. There was only one thing to do. and being a wise woman she knew what that thing was; it was St. Jacobs Oil. She posted te ...