... or finding might be communicated to the press afterwards. Rev. Mr Gardner. F.C.. Macduff, said if he had any authority for speaking he would decidedly be of Mr Maderlane's mind. Rev. Mr Miller, F.C., Buckle, said, considering they had no legislative authority ...

... shoot them down, pretending mistake them for night attacks. lie has not :tithed. 'The nroportinn of killed and woonali shore speaks for itself. Trooper Ewan Haw sell. Protectorate Regiment, died from wounds received loth March. Captain M'Laren and ail wounded ...

... out of 53 of the - nemy s casualties occurred among the members of that legion. Two Frenchmen were among killed. 'Hamilton speaks in high terms of i.e: service of the Bth Hunan under Colonel Closes, and a made-up regiment of Lancers which ame into Broudwood's ...

... Clola, said it was impossible to preach in the F.P. Church owing to the echo that howled through the place when one was speaking. The solution of the difficulty was to pull down the two churches and utilise the materials in building a new one. He moved ...

... something went wrong wi th his carriage, and he was delayed for some time. The third to arrive was Fischer on a ear. The winner speaks of going over to Paris to in some of tciassic contests, but nnless he sea find e much faster car than the one be won the fifty ...

... tish members I could mention were severely se upon by the exodus of hon. nalaabare--wkaae from the precincts, when a roes to speak, was like unto the whin whin ot a covey of partridges--3[r Balfour leeway tamed a full Home, wale& whim ea th 3 all-engrossing ...

... contest a seat at the general election. He might have been induced to stand for a University constituency where no public speaking was required It has been suggested that he should contest the seat in Fife to he vacated by Mr Augustine Birrell, but he ...

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... as the Team for his coming to speak to them. (Applause.) Foos weeks had gone of the Aberdeen class—it was attended by 88—and the attention to and inners* in the work had boss most emoonniging to three in teaching. Speaking for himself. h e he would be ...

... requested be (Lieut. Forbes) took charge of the horse, and the Government had allowed him to keep it. (Applause.) Proceeding to speak of the siege of Ladysmith, Lieut. Forbes said they did not at first mind much about being shut up there. They knew that help ...

... between Lord Dandyish' and the Boer rearguard. Lord Bandon&ld'e pursuit covered nearly 40 mike in the day. sad hi general speaks of it as a very Ise performance. MAY Thr last days of Mataing's siege are being marked by strong efforts on the part of ...

... know, too. that it was sea unassumingly delivered and the ys ellser who seems to share gifted mother'smideuminta for public speaking—had not a scrap et mesascript in his hand. We should like to say, too, that the faultlessly ritairiaanned by Mr Geddes ...