... 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 ...

... 'e have mri. llarpur's aun hority fot giving this at flat con- tradiitioi. Before the Hlouse of hords, in 1894. he said. speaking, of the westeri sewers of Cardliff, as follolvs:- Question 977.-During the timsie that the tidle is resting, withinL an ...

... 'fix oF thoniseeves -qualified to pronounce so very. r, seewepiig and decided an opision on such very ad technical (so. to speak) subjects. I wilt silently of Itt and humbly bow before them.: The piomitied off aig lessons on. courtesy and consmon good' ...

... charged to-day, :o before the magistrate here, with the crime r of high treason. . The prisoner, who is a Dutchman, .b.unable to speak English, joined the rebel d commando which seized Douglas in dNovember. He was seen among a crowd of Free cf State burghers ...

... finest.three-quarter in the world.-Mr. A. P. Hill, in supporting the toast., said that it gave him' considerable pleasure to speak on this occasion.' Mr. Nicholls commenced his career duringhis (Mr. Hill's) playing day, ind the speaker believel that on the ...

... by our representa- t, ltive when he called at his house on Monday b a afternoon, the doctor having ordered that he a was to speak to no one. While in Xndia Price was captain of the regimental football and P cricket teams, and was renowned for his speed ...

... Free Fr ilChurches, which exclude Unitarian or( ministers all over the country from their ilt comradeship. When the doctor speaks prn on tila subject next time it would be well cai sal for him to define his ground, so as to thl ^ enable his hearers to ...

... Fund. Several preachers have pr10- ig mised £100 each, and the, promises already , amount to over £4,030. ig If I could only speak Welsh, wouldn't I call l you something, one player is angrily wade to is say to another in the Garrickc Pasitomime in nmLondon ...

... fesw oh wipe away the mnark left hy the dirty flog-er tflan is- of Dlestiny upon thec diaL l oftb Rritishe Lion, bar an- I speak ferociously. Youw.shalll lecor eshy.- 1: fai advocates an eitirtte change lie our mtilitaryan he syste'us. I shall submit the ...

... inl coels ml nection with the Ferranti ease, and for those (be reacotls the inquiry had been delayed. 00 Aidertnati Jacobs, speaking to the same thli effect, said it should be dietinctly understood ts, that at meetitig wats at once hastily cotvened Po! to ...

... charge. We losta great many , poor daring our at these wire those who congnered at A Marine (one where wire was not em- ployed) speaks of the being “man high and as enor- the difficulties of the attackers. The Daily News correspondent, ti “ The accursed wires ...

... companies found the money for the Raid. Do you think that we are so innocent as not to know that Mr. Rhodes, metaphorically speaking, held a pistol at the heads of certain men in England, and said to them,' 'If you do not support me, I will -denounce you ...