... trade. We know many mercantile men in the Euston roan and Tottenham Court road districts who regularly use Vegluis. and who speak of the food, service, and of the establishment in the highest terms. Mr Merladi is an ideal manager, and although he has a ...

... Americans had been taking five o'clock tea as the hou.e, and when they left the little mid t Auntie, what language do Americana speak t• Way. Enilseh. of course, replied the aunt. The child pondered for • moment. Then hare no language of own; only an accent ...

... Macready's acting ; n comes to see her kr the first . , one, she heraelf saya • The giant sat betee • nee; I-was move.l to speak to hum of inane of I.i• soortcoreings (literary., eit course); one by • ihe the come into my head, and one by I hi , out and ...

... boys, and he was mighty be to drive a aide team on the Deemer eitV The further expounds the word by saying: If we should speak of District- Attorney Asa Bird Gardiner as a odium jurist it would probably be an appropr use of word. And low we expert ...

... li:.es an.l pow-hes. ' Mr J. Nlcirley intimates that, oaring to i• Psrliansent i he will siot It. to hii engsgellienta to speak at Forfar sod elsewhere. Mr. W. W. Ogilvie. who was known as the Flu.ir kiss of l'anada has die.l suAdenl at M trral. than ...

... in every possible way respect WWI *shown to the memory of an honeet, reepe..table, hardworking man, of whom his neighbours speak in the highest terms. ...

... COO. lathered a large amount when they had an iiidelatigable secretory, a capable board, and the material and pleat, so to speak, ready at hand to do tan times as large an amount of business (bear heath It really 'seated to him • pity teat they could not ...

... twlnkled with pure delight; And I the smile from noon till night-- bhe smiled at Me. isms of your bold, impertinent smiles The speak of a wilful woamu's w des, but 'many face tie lab/mart beguiles— at me. That night, when my coat cm a chair I laid, ruined ...

... of '' First Aid in the Injured. The chair was taken by Mr W. P. Snow, Station master St. Peaces'', who said that he 'could speak from the stendpoint of sisteee year: membership of the John's Ambulance Association, of the good service rendered by the aid ...

... house.. Mrs. Crawford then reminded bim A writer whose work has delighted the English- Bet she wanted her rent for the Having Speaking world for over three generations has taken fly. r the money from his clerk. Banbury away, in the person it Mr. Richard D ...

... Long, of Queen's crescent, Haverstock bill, the family doctor, of whose profeasional skill and personal kinthiees the widow speaks in the highest terms, being called in, it was dircoerred that the was of • malignant character, and that, in fact, there was ...

... maintained tbe responsibility should be borne equally by every individual, or female. Mr Turner, the during some very plain speaking, which be said he thought everybiny preeent would understand, it being from a buiiinese man to men, explained the Unioe's ...