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... is the cost or the eleeme as revealed by the lDill. A\lucrnln.n I',nir`oii in his D3edminster address waa very careiul to speak of the limit of borrowing for works as £,0,0000. As regards the differenco l between EE01,CO0, the only amount which has ...

... Buller is working round the Boer positions. lila official despatch to the War Office to-day is dated from Spriogfield. nod it speaks of the occupation of drat on the south bank of the Tugela. A cursory glanse at a map of the district mill show that the somewhat ...

... try to Ignore these facts, like tile sensible fellows we are, and answer cheerily, Oh, 1st all right, And how else can we speak ? We can't keep all on eon- ?? hawkivng and huckstering our iains and ailments to others. It would he a nuisance to one's friends; ...

... Lighting Station. Everyone who knows Sir Chihchen socially is charmed with him, and few men are personally more popular. Ho speaks our language easily and fluently, and is never at a loss, whether in conversation or in the mor e formal utterances of a public ...

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... behind our mull ant heap. Forty poor Highlander* were brought to tl.e rear prisoners. looking t..ry md. The narrator also speaks enthw wattically of the herrism mod coulnew of the Boers under the terrible shell Gm. The heroes of the day. he salt. were ...

... crowd if it c ircs to take th3 trouble. With the adveut of the New Year many people are 1;-rlihaps ' ILking stock, so to speak, of their ,reit ire, with the idea of ?? good the losses -ustained by odeprcciation and wear and tear !k, those with lhug ...

... occasion. The children taking part in the two plays were handsomely dressed, and without exception acted their parts very well, speaking their lines distinctly and with fitting emphasis, They first appeared in 'Snow Wihite, in which the characters were: PrinceEs ...

... The marriage is entered into on account of political reasons. Francesca Is a child who has been brought up in a convent. She speaks thus to Paolo, Giovanni's young brother- I am still a child. I feel that to mv husband I could go, Hiss him good nlight, or ...

... fauluimling and a Government may often find itself confronted with .harges which demand an anniezr, iu the puulic service, 0o to speak. If a Government redo to sit down tamely under all rebukes levelled at it, it would be neglecting its duty. Mr. Balfour set ...

... well, having lost all the pains in my back, and 1 eau, therelore, go about my work with ease. I ama pleasedt to be able to speak so well of these pills and certify the alove is correct and give you my authority to publish the facts. (Signed) (pIre) Clara ...