... the country a good deal of harm. Loa them not forget that the dories had been made. People ought to be a little moiset is speaking of thou trode as a Pemba evil. and they should not be sorprised at outsider. laying there ought to be some notriction put ...

... TliTrecord of the Tottenham teem in the competition &lore 1894. when the boys first entered the competition worthy of notice, and speaks for. itself -•- 1891-5 v. West (eemi-foal), lost 0-10. 11396-6 v. South London Wseilnll, loot 0-10. 1896-7 v. S. London OM ...

... under the Board of Ithwation., Iffy scholarship lob in the Upper School, trader the pereast emoting dr. earthliness? Why, it speak, for Smelt. Singly Imy obeli& the School; fatal- Hat a good Higher Primary e.c. with prothica made Ice little boys; equip school ...

... stop with hie dirty feet (Laughter and Appian's.) An apology should be forced out of him. Mr. Gleasnwool sad proceeded to speak the other scoundrel. who, he alleged, made its of a similarly offensive remark, after which he made way for other. The Chairman ...

... If Hems§ Could Speak. At dr North Loser Polar-oar% franday, Hwy Leonard Crosby, V. roma, d dried I bora by wartime it hms.—Psdisowarrido Woods, of Ms N dirsioa, slorpad W Omar oars as bars was velai w is mama par .-11 ma I ad Wow it is psia.—adr. : Daman ...

... improper la the shot I I board reports the dna week I was there. whleh I did set belles. I. James, a boy of the same of shed to speak NW, sae told that Mr Marls' roadies with his wee sash that he would stead is ae Seger. He sestiseed ether bele. I did not believe ...

... oomplobt of you been We bedroom with thus, and thing them That was I. hest of the somata Well, ! Yee, I said that I sYoald speak &haat lb my tabor. Did youasy you should sot mew book'? Yes, and Km Midis saki I would to pay • quarter's if I lett the school ...

... 01adaloas wader raptor of Or aboraserd Brash, Csoff vary ..sweetly. rho Br. R. B. petalled, and thin was large sadiron. TM spools' speaks: was Mn who gar • earl sad patrol adders for Ware, 0 I.T.B.—TM error part al re regresses afforded rah sajornstr, but Was ...

... and do their best to farther the = of the people. I have beard it mentioned that Friday's meet in vim packed, and that some speak'', did not fair hearing. How could it be peeked? Was not so-oa ll ed Edmonton Promotive first in th e field in distributing ...

... volunteers or as regehre Attie terciseion of the proceeding*, raj r Dab, of Enfield, the oommusding tear of its for Weyer', speaking an Mies( cf belonging to the Brigade, thanked the impel:tor for his kindness mining So diem sad for the saconragthe words ...

... largiar: Yes ; if I'd • know'd that spinster lady had • dinner-bell under pillar thiegio cob out diffr'sd..' : •' Atone always speaks well of everybody.. Weeks Mere force of habit.' How so YY marble ebb sad his speciality is cutting epitaphs on gravestones ...

... plants of a like nature. Tolima that MU* er no complaint has been made as to mieehief or wanted destrnotise dada' the holidays. speaks well for the Mtwara taken in these pleasant resort', There •ppo•n to be • certain ansouat of gromla. lin with regard the e•cleeiy ...