... oourso of his New Year’s message to his dio cese the Bishop of London says:—“Wo cannot shut our ears tl)« voice cf God, which speaking to u> a nation. It rebukes our prido and our self-canoe it ; it warns us that we must strive, more than have been striving ...

... trousers filling. , .. Other witnesses corroborated, and sa:u that defendant called eoirplainaci a liar three time* when was speaking to tfco erbitrator. Defendant denied that he assaulted complainant. W.icn h.> commenced telling lie* the arbitrator, witness ...

... efforts so meritorious in themselves are only forerunner.' of similar good things. However that be. no one could help but speak in terms of warmest commend*litHi of the wholehearted, unflagging fashion in which the North End thrashed Notts Forest. Footballers ...

... 'but will not prejudge. John Bull is not in search of a victim; he is not on the look-oat for somebody whom, metaphorically speaking, he may hang. Two culprits are offered to his notice. The war has rot gone well, and Lord Lansdowne is Secretary for War ...

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... Koyal Collexe of Physicians of Loudon. by Dr. G. Coilier, published by Longman & Co .— no small defect in this compilation (speaking pf the New that we have no purgative mass but what cuntains alues yet we know that Lhe form of CUCKLE’'S PILIS. hemorrhoidal ...

... from the symptoms that my kidneys were aflected. “Seeing Doan's Backache Kidney Pills advertised, and hearing many people speaking about the cures they had worked in Preston, I resolved to give them trial, and procured a supply from Boots. Since I have ...

... can’t see at all. You'll have noticed that one the London newspapers hints at the movement leading to a big strike ? Yes, but speaking of what lias taken place up the present, simply a little bit of groundless assumption ; because, farj nothing has been said ...

... lessons |1 learned from the British adrsnee on the • rn f(,,rder. The correspondent is writing Hirer Camp, prior the Magersfon- Speaking of the Modder Hirer engage-ni, b« says: rut ...

... feared he will not be able to manoeuvre effectually against the enemy. A retired French general always worth listening to, speaking of Che war with the simplicity and sagacity of Plutarch, said to “The Times correspondent: I hope, for 1 admire England's ...

... It is clear, then, that regards battleships the policy of this country is well sustained. As regards cruisers, the figure* speak for themseh-es, though an analysis the category of armoured cruisers would perhaps show that have some leeway make up in this ...

... combats the opinion that intemperance has virtually died out among tho well-to-do and educated classes. People, he says, often speak as if drunkenness were mainly a vice of the poor. But no statement so utterly at variance with the truth would be hazarded ...