... been the apostle of honesty. cleanliness, and truth, the claim seems somew uoce the We are apt to th mer, bot the prosér—and speak of lies and haters rs the similarity? But our haughty disbelief in any race of Spanish dearent x showing or ecquiring the robust ...

... the Evening News - for 1001000.. 1. - It • of Ore heron of South Alum. mirk altogether , ' Moo anon Hobert Moffat. not to speak of mores of other* rho ran far cruelty sod of Own. the my.. and the- , rd. to-lien., very ft /whey.. in News. tarred le I ...

... a com ratively small regiment like the Ayrshire eomaory, ready to go forth on a month’s notice to do bat tor the country, speaks volumes tor the patriotism of the Yeomen themselves, They are not all farmers or tarmers’ sons, theee county eavalrymen, but ...

... :lite do battle, that He may he anaind yea your deal improetrabk We pray that may he .near than in jam Nit. booth., I it he speaking to dyou who in far old S Afrk a way Oral • led. well or Snell to die, it you die goal soldiers dents (lariat wetes goal addict' ...

... The Duke of Connaught moved the resolution hat a fund be raised, and that as that was the first opportunity he had had of speaking publicly during the crisis, he should ike to say how warmly he sharei in the feeling of pride with which we all witness d ...

... behind onc ~rall ant heap. Forty poor Highlander: were brought to the rear as prisoners look- ing very sad. Toe narrator also speaks enthusiastically of the heroism and the coolness of the Boers ander the terrible shell fire. The herovs o! the day, says, ...

... The writer has something te say abeut the English more abeut the requisites for public, and in particular Parliamentary speaking; and in enlarging en correct prenuacistion ef werds she gives hints en the use and abuse ef the aspirate, and her remarks ...

... at Weapon. to thoxe of tir “nm my. Tost Mr Balfour will devote bi- Peech to the war ts certain, = [t would he useless to speak of anything ut the present time, The war oceumies all mindsin this and the people look othe Gover, insat for an of the and ...

... was some person who controlled the whole forre.| unanimous! ade to a committee so composed. al The fact was—he was sorry to speak plainly; he} with Bailie Thomson as convener. knew that bis statements there were privileved-- DEPARTURES FROM CONTRACT PRICES ...

... army which we have sent into tne ftieid —and though it is rather a E am emboldened to deal with subject, it because I am speaking in an Artillery Hall — — lent us by the generosity of the Colonel of the Manchester Artillery Volunteers, and because I sball ...

... the past tuat this vast undertukiog. this 1 the Lac od the worid hus sever yet coou 4.01 —in been vat, bi iy and rougniy speaking, withuus 4 buick. say fonoar t> to & 16-- (ueas, that those woo have cut thar end those why are new working it net of hostile ...

... increaso on the year's transactions of £35 615. Ata meeting of the Police Department of the Corporation yesterday some plain speaking took place with reference to the resignation of Superintendents Stoclair aod Andrew, of the Marine and Westeru Divisions ...