... PRESENT-DAT is, of course, vastly different. treks but little, for the country having been won for him—-licked into shape, so to speak—he settler, cultivating a farm, and increasing hie family'as well as his farm stock. Though the «elf-rehanee which served his ...

... many wayshigh ways of His owa—we ware the elect of tbe community of peoples. Would fulfil the high mission entrusted to us? Speaking hie congregation each. Mr Adalcott epoke the way they had travelled since toe last New Year’s Eve, and referred to the vacant ...

... realise Whose cause the Church represented, and to rise their responsibilities as these whose privilege it Is worship, to speak the language prayor, and stretch forth their hands receive the gifts of Christ. In conclusion, Mr Lennie said a word to the ...

... Year and Rugger in chorus. THE EAST. (BY AULD REEKJJ.) Heriot's F.P.'s and Grange had Edinburgh all to themselves (so to speak) on Saturday. The venue was at Warriston, and the result a three boints draw, Assuredly there is precious little etween our ...

... His eyes twinkled beneath half-closed lids as if he understood and relished Fulke's disappointment. I also regret it. must speak of him, and of the message, lor me, I hungry, and it is not well for men to talk with empty stomachs. Will you not invite me ...

... the teams met together. Unfortunately this was not the case, and Montrose bad to be contented with a 4 to 1 goal defeat. To speak of brilliant football is out of all question, for neither team displayed any really good football. But for occasional dash ...

... to show Euuilar readiness to help ? THE COLONIALCONTINGENTS . [ BEBTEB ' B TELKGnAM . ] WELUNCTOS , Sunday . Tho Premier , speaking at Ilokitaka' to-day , ' Eaid that . if the frosh contingent for Ecrrieo in South Africa were accepted , he would not . hesiiiito ...

... single ( arm in the Orange i ' rue Stain or tile Trr . r'sviial on which there was not . 1 bastard child . I speak what I know , and I know what I speak . Tlie o' . Kim for liheir Morality is HIB most ludicrous of all the c . iia . iLiS made for them . . As ...

... statement, like most others of the kind made by those who are still labouring under the old delusion that the language men speak is the sign of their blood, requires considerable qualification. There a Teutonic element the Dutch, especially of the North ...

... 5 of Commerce, dealing with the great progress vwhich the German Empire had rmade during the 3 f past century, He Eiffe. speaking on behalf Ar! 13 of firms trading with South Africa, asked whether the Chaamber of Commerce was doing all that was required ...

... each state , { or it is only too true that some methods prevail . in one state which have not been adopted in others . Let me speak- of 'features which are common to all : — SOHOOL BniuMNOfl . . The school buildings are roost unpretentious in outward appearance ...

... which it was addressed . Sir James Pagot ' s gr .. 'at eiperience as a master of diagnosis and a man of genius entitled him to speak on such a subject with undeniable authority , so that it is scarcely impossible to overrate tha importance or his words . In ...