... them. His Grace was oontsually devoting the wealth paaissif to chanties wae said «K»t to his Into asniwssits. when unable to speak, indicated that roqmrud some paper and pan, with which ha bequeathed £lOOO to the Soldiers' Orphans Fund- wee ■aanimnasly earned ...

... preeant on the stage. Mr Chevalier give he impreeainna the old Gaiety entertainment* in this scene, and Mr Holhngahced will speak a few word* expressive hi» thanks. Hatwvbkkt Tnxvrmx. -The Duke and Fife witnessed the performance of **Hhe Stoops to Conquer” ...

... Argentine •hota iu all parts the kingdom, including many crack of Scotland. great umber them hare been to Sooth Alma, and soma speak Dutch and Kaffir. As ipinimm tha applkants. may be stated that in the 4lh Battalkm the Black Watch His shooting rnontd includes ...

... Redmond interjected request for the right bon. to try and talk sense, but directly withdrew it. adding. 1 cannot ask him speak sense.*’ Mr Goschen. continuing, said would be sorry to see the Cabinet condu«imr the campaign seven thousand miles off when ...

... Bngktoa and have both the final The la* team, who anpcaad the Fo*yteetauD to 1888. war* oaly beaten four goals three, which speaks much for them, ths Pcly sesre than an the heyday tVsr career. PoVtochak won again last year, and they (he Msddlseex for the ...

... fashionable sire, hot that jost what Marmitoa was about to become, and haring boea foaled in 1885, be bad still, reasonably speaking, several seasons before him. But it was not be, the son of Galepia is dead. Whether be was insured I do not knew, but if ...

... take* oft his boots; hainng done which oroceeds to wheel in ibe huge bedstead, upon which he prepares to retire to rest or. to speak the truth, more probably recline in discomfort. Having shaken the bed, next brings chair to his bedside, and then fetches a ...

... not bs easily effarrd. Tbe was cuntetesd with spirit, and at times became torribfy rough, so much so that the referee had speak come of the players, a wellknown Northern writer teys: After tto toSsnal wse ask fastball match—4t was lanrg-oet wstrt lisa ...

... Foreign Under Secretary treated this Mr I-abouchera, Sir Charles Dilke, and Mr Mad dison followed the same line*, and Weir speaking when, at midnight, the debate stood adjourned. House rose five minutes pest twelve. THEATKICALA VAUDEVILLE. BISHOP S ETF ...

... whether good, different, and a stableman he cannot -d This ia a very gnat mailer, for when men varioos grades and coa- ao speak, into tha businuning hnswa, just becauae they their 1., not mo any other opening far them, it •->lllOlOll thing to sen stahfan ...

... his business under very , 1 olmaster, the late James Jewitt. and >l>lishcd at Kentford Houaa 1891 .•■cess ready made, so to speak. A very comfortable house it is, so romfortabln , ordered, fact, that you ran sea at , there is Mrs Bickering, and most esti- ...

... chart in America, and the i* how in the world you manage to in England. David Gideon, who one the large owners over here, in speaking of the chart few day* ago. his opinion na follows The chart U ell rirbt, it make- player* agamrt the racing game, which i* ...