... inclined to believe that an entire Militia regiment could formed from the ranks of the Bar, as to this it is impossible to speak with certainty.—Tours, 4c., February 8. E. B. B. Under the title the Soldiers the Queen Library, series of biographies of Generate ...

... indistinguishable. The making of the will of Mias Moore, who suffered from aphasia, and was consequently unable either to speak or write, was most curiously similar to the will-scene in Monte Christo.” In the case of Miss Moore, two lots of cards were ...

... IS YIDDISH? The magistrates in the East-end of London sometimes confounded by having to deride caeca, the parties whereto speak a language of no classic lineage, says Science Siftings, 'the interpretcn call it Yiddish. This Yiddish, Mr. I. ZangwiU tells ...

... in Africa was to work steadily at the problem of organising the new Army Corps as proposed in the present scheme. He was speaking 12 o'clock when the debate stood adjourned. Mr. Balfour announced that it would be continued to-day. The House adjourned ...

... back to the Greeks, who called them feminine names, probably out of deference to Athene, goddess of the sea. But the English-speaking sailor assigns no such reasons. The ship him is always lady, even though she be man-o’-war. She possesses & waist, collars ...

... n' Camp. Several tents were hit and torn, and three men were wounded. The Roidan Catholic chaplain, who had left his tent speak to an officer, found on returning that shell had burst in the middle of the tent, and that his pyjamas, which were lying on ...

... adverse criticism even among Democrats. The “Brooklyn Eagle,” the leading organ of opinion with Mr. Sulzer’s own constituents, speaks of the resolution offensive, besides being an ineffective interference with the work of the Senate. The “Eagle” advises ite ...

... “Peers must be big; grapes must be large.” Devonshire, where Mr. Blaekmore was born, it is common remark among farmers when speaking of their orchards that such and such tree is not good for table-fruit. The apples peon may be beautiful in flavour, but if ...

... the attendance was small for the hour, indicating that the subject was not one of interest to members. Col. Brookfield, speaking from the front bench below the gangway, on the Government aide, pronounced mild benediction on the Government scheme for ...

... much dhsnee his tripping It the Palace parquetry. The way in which he compels all his clerks and servants to address him and speak him in public “His Excellency” is quite amusing. He still refuses to receive any journalists. met to-day gentleman who had ...

... device may secure results of charactei more or less surprising. As the finsl nature and worth of those results science does not speak definitely. There are only two places the world where the magic mirrors—which are merely pieces of glass backed with dark substance ...

... but in euph trying days as these the producers of books may pardoned if they put their falih-in well-tried favourites. ' Speaking generally, classic is always welcomed if it L« but well edited, well printed good paper, and well bound. This, certainly ...