... school. That was what it would have to come to. and they might as well face it. Mr Coward said he was pleased to hear Mr Ellis speak in the way ba had. Mr Ellis said they were well aware of the fact that the British School had been condemned by the Education ...

... the clergyman is responsible for all your trouble—how is that? Well, he married me. Mr. Horton I make it a rule never to speak to my inferiors. Mr. Acid Of course, they don't exist. An old bachelor says there is but one thing sweeter than love's young ...

... had shot a crocodile seven feet long, and that when he shot another he would have a pair of slippers made for me. I'll never speak to him again. In a new life of Thackeray, it is told how the author asked leave to lecture in Oxford. The don, better at Latin ...

... MR. HERBERT LEWIS, M.P., ON SOUTH AFRICA. THE GOVERNMENT'S RESPONSIBILITIES. Speaking at a Liberal meeting on Friday night at tha Flint Town Hall, Mr J. Herbert Lewis, the ineinbet for the Flint Boroughs, alluded at some length to the South African question ...

... he knew it when he got home and found his new summer suit covered with bright green paint. WHY THEY NEVER SPEAK.— How is it that you never speak to Davidson now ? asked Simpkins of our friend Jolliboy, as the pair were enjoying a constitutional in the ...

... included in their assessment the new rating of the railway which would be of substantial assistance in reducing the rate. Speaking as he did at that important juncture zs their national affairs, he would perhaps be par- doned if he directed their thoughts ...

... Twice he had worn a stripe and twice it had been forfeited for Drunk and resisting the guard. At the moment of which we are speaking, his massive form was reeling on an improvised seat on the shafts of an A.S.C. waggon, with a bottle close to his elbow, ...

... am employed by my wife daily (laughter). Do you say that I cannot represent my wife here ? The Official Receiver: You can speak, but you cannot vote. Mrs Oldfield should have given you a special proxy. Mr Oldfield: I am regularly employed by my wife, ...

... story being depicted in such a strikingly realistic manner. She has, however, spent several years on the work, and has, so to speak, lived with and studied the people repre- sented in her book. The plot deals, to a certain extent, with socialists and politics ...

... are coming on to relieve the scarcity, and we may expect it to continue in even an intensified form next year. Lord Curzou speaks gloomily of its being the Government's duty to spend its last rupee to save life; and we hope that the lesson learnt from ...

... signed by nearly 14,000 com- municants against the Primate's opinion on the ceremonial use of incense and processional lights. Speaking at Eastbourne, Admiral the Hon. T. S. Brand said that when an inquiry was made as to the preparedness of our Army for war ...

... Country whenever service was required (cheers.) The volunteers had an advf.ntage over the regular army because generally speaking they wore men drawn from a better position in life than men in the regulars were. They were as a rule men of educa- tion ...