... DIFFER. ENCES jbased upon the verb, prowus, an6 idiom) between French and English. the Student in enabled from the outset to SPEAK and WRITE colloquial and idiomatic French. For . Feo ot FIVE GUINEAS the Student is entitled to attend Professor MEUNNIER'S ...

... night. A mao named Fitton, also Eariestown, aaid that found the in the road about four o*clock Wednesday morning. Ho did not speak, aod seemed very drunk. , . .. Rio liar d M*Mann gave evidence of finding the man frozen th* ground in Wool at 45 on Wednesday ...

... Lord Lister, in the address he deliv | before the Royal Socrety at re ling, beld the anniversa:y upon Re Andrew's Day. i speaking of this method of on again that ite as vet protective unproved Al that he dared to say in its vour immediately thet it had ...

... of lab. ur necessarily limited ; ! but really hrat-cUfti man can always get employment io tbe building and kindred tradee. Speaking generally, ' piosp-Cl* are biller than they were a year ago. and many of tboee who left the colony during the deprtssioa ...

... play football at Pretoria, The Boer prisoners hospital (says correspondent) still continue to prosper and wax f.it. I was speaking to one of them the other day. He was exceedingly interesting man, and the half-hour's conversation was most instructive to ...

... a half worried sheep. Of course that sltered things, and information was at once given to the farmer to whom it belonged. Speaking seriously, to have sheep worried by dogs is a matter that calls for attention. Some of the best shots in Bare had better ...

... that Giraldus Canibrensis, in the letter in which in 1199 he recommends the attention of William de Vere, Bishop of Hereford, speaks him as Master of Arts, implying that he must have been probably not less than years of age the time. As he died in 1253 at ...

... obedient than ever. Her tender affection was a pillow of down for the throbbing head of her venerable parent. “ Does Alden ever speak to you now ! ” asked the father, one day, of Emma. “ No, father,” she answered, * except to salute me when we happen to pass ...

... his la3t sermon after 39 years' service in Blackpool. The rev. gentleman reviewed his work in the parish, and was about to speak of the cause of his resignation, saying, '* Big men and little men had brought influence to bear against him, when he broke ...

... '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 ...

... allusion to that deplorable event. J Jl By the death of the Duke of Westminster I need C' not tell you what we have suffered. Speaking Jo for myself'-and my memory carries me back to' Adh 34 years ago-I recollect the kindly interest he! took in placing me ...

... them. (Applause.) Mr. Wilson, in responding, said that railway men bad always a duty to perform towards the JINDB He could speak for the Loudon and North-Western Eailway Company's servants, who did what they could to asaist ...