... nee in South Afra, and ebowing that the force can be from without celay. Kight Hon. R. J. Seddon, Premier of New Zealand, speaking at Westland, sud that New had alreaty sent one contingent, an other would Inave about 15, and there would be more to follow ...

... Philemona gasped. ‘I He did not speak until the fire was exti he came nearer uished, “* By the old tarlock, if I “ye at e again * mall Pa pack ye off to gaol! grew white and rigi Nei she proudly, “ this is na’ the way to speak to an old woman. If my was ~ ...

... The seizure of the German wamer Rundesrath was re- ferred vo ot a meeting of morchania held in Ham- rg on Na day Flerr fe, speaking on be the iin s with South asked » Chamber uf Commerce was doing all at waa requuimd for the of German trade in that part ...

... ® RIGHT DIRECTLY Me J. NORTON, 42, Liverpool, writes: “I use your preparation, Phoeferine, and esnnot speak too bieuly of it for any of the pur- you recommend it, for 1 have used it in my ly for the last tw years, and the youngest tiave benefited by its ...

... for it’s v easiest o't lot,” said Jim, “ for tha’ thmks it's ahr So Jim won the suit of clothes for his brother Bill cha’s speaking to, and it isn’t for it’s ...

... gathered in the great hall that ran the length of the and then, taking the arm of Walter, and fullowed by tho she went out to speak tu them. Lorane, with a joyful countenance—joyful not and behind him camo the abject and miserable withstanding the downfall ...

... Aad sometimes when the press is waiting on make a for dinner with a fol seep in it so that in sense of the word I Icaunot speak too highty of that which I find so useful, and so chea: is likely to be productive of, are quite at libertyto rie ish this ...

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... intimacy grew up be. tween them They were ali teetotallers, and it was at temperance meetings that John Bright learned to «speak. The story of the Church Rate agitation is told, and the recollections of Mra Mills's girlhood are full of the life of those ...

... brilliant derangement of metaphors perpetrated in Wed- nesday’s ‘‘ Times” by its famous Paris repre: “TI quote this,” he said, speaking of @ certain article, ‘‘ because the ‘ Liberte’ is one of those amphibious journals that, waiting to see which way the wind ...

... affairs will last. For the mght man to speak the right word at the right moment is a deed mightier than anything on earth. We believe that when the time comes the man will also be found who, inspired from above, will speak that word of might. Whatever the future ...

... GIFT BY MRS GLADSTONE'’S DAUGHTEKS. Speaking at a tea and eulertainment at Schools, Buckle; vob Wednesday night. the Rev” Harry Drew eau! be had an important to make, and that waa that he has just that Mus Helen Glad aud Mrs Drew intended giving £1,000 ...