... fust time sonny The strikers ain’t payin’ me none” The dull mercenary of capital chewed in silence and the doubter did not speak for many minutes “Well let's stir around” said Ray presently “’Twould breeze tail off a brass monkey it would ruther be in ...

... KAFFRARIA. [Cent-aZ Mews Tdelegram.] CArE'rOwN, January 4.-Colonel Schertnbruclker, who is a member of the Cape Assembly, speaking at King Williamstown vesterday, said that the rumours of unrest among the German population in Kaffraria were quite unfounded ...

... the landed interests, and was taking a great interest in agricultural work, and his policy had proved most sueossfal. After speaking of the cordial manner with which he was received by those in authority, and paying a compliment to the hospitality accorded ...

... he so kind, Mrs. Resiny. to accept no notice any one bud And never. remarked the housekeeper. did any one of my lords speak more like a lord than niy Lord did no that occasion. - good old lade who was still equal to her duties. would have been sorry ...

... brought out two woir•ded dressed before miming the was here, there, and evrrywl commies—the Th not deter him from being The men speak in the iiese serrices to the wounded. As the torrent of bullets inmhed on the hard, dry veldt, the dth.t rose just bubl.lns ...

... !” My leg ! So it is with matrimony When husband and pull along happily together they forget themselves and each other do speak about their happiness all unhappy alliance makes more noise a hundred that happy A of pain is heard far easily than hum of ...

... it is I wish to to thee” “ Oil then speak father Ill be all attention” “ I need tell thee But roe I love the holy cause of liege have still more reason hope Blanche will under hy care” What thou Father Joseph? Speak plainly for thou know’st I be service” ...

... members the Corner year and I was unable to compile such a as I published the Christmas number of 1898 I should say roughly speaking that the number of boys and girls who have written letters to me since Corner started is now considerably over 1000 A regular ...

... But once Lord I . Rosebery always Lord Rosebery seems to be the case with the subject of this axticle. physiognomicall3- speaking at least, and the photograph of him in ?? schoolboy days is unmistakable. B ait to refresent j the whole country as hanging ...

... isa•t she? You always ham good taste. you naughty boy, but she is terribly atty. She will not leave her aunt 'a side! I must speak to Ludy Henry. I haven't men her before, this evening. Will you excuse me? said Granville Baird, as he darted from her side ...

... the Wearsiders and having in front of them Sheffield United and This position taken in conjunction with that of the Villa speaks wonderfully well for Midland Association football the it become an impossibility for the United to be supplanted The Wanderers ...

... are quite confident of maintaining their position “against infantry in the world ’ The ddbtor found among the Boers many speaking English Among those serving with the enemy he saw ex-lieutenant in British Army who cashiered for misconduct and an exsergeant ...