... people living néar who are likely to be able to speak best of his qaslificatioas, I shall in making selections pay attention to character, which I regard as & very important point.” “ What to draw speaking, do you hope “ I shall to the class from which ...

... now moving heaven and earth to get Lord Laas- downe and Gir M. Hicks-Beach into disgrace. It would scarcely be accurate to speak of this move- ment as an intrigue, for after all it is condacted with open, not to say brutal, frankness. At the same time ...

... character. struck at hie book; “ I'm going to do it ina new way.” ” says one of the characters in Me Whiteing had this text to speak from ata farewell dinner given to him by his colleagues last aight. The editor, Mr B. T. Cook, was in the chair, and foand ...

... gal, Colonel @octor have gone with the battery. ‘There was no official the departare, but there was a great display RB. J. speaking at on War, Boers, for they were in fact abetted by those who were jealous power of the British and who rejoiced our reverses ...

... the camp fired of shells ab & oF CAPE TOWN, December 30th, 1899. Boers and drove them to cover. vate letter from Pretoria speaks of fever A good deal of blasting is going on within the | beiog rife on the Portuguese boundary. Boer lines. The enemy are ...

... seoking those that makes the difference. who are prepared for them. _ is the preparation The German travels the English and speaks te every man in bis own tongue, while ters. ‘The German fs the Briton is merchant is content te let- stiff. He is as ready ...

... Britannia,” and to wave the British flag in the face of the nations to the tune of the Jingo Music Halls. That is, broadiy speaking, the difference between the two ...

... qualities of the Datech , and they were first haad of their jaset claims and real resoarces. to listen to these who could speak at had come totruc. But mast suffer in and in vublic and in silence for all the evil Ai which they had foreseen and striven ...

... THE LLANELLY ES jarrad’s isa topic of general in Lianelly, and ite importance has beea augmented Speaking to on Tuesday, report by John Hopkins, a member of the Harbour Com- mission, said the report was entirely in nance with his own views, which he ...

... was five o'clock when he was accosted in bya man who asked for was very Fisener felt in bis pockets, and was in the act of speaking to his questioner, when the man snatched at his gold A straggle followed, daring which the chain gave way,and Mr extracted ...

... whole and have a chance of With rifle fro you may that you & pace or two of the fatal blow. One of the Row a says he conld not speak too as soon as ho bad taken bim getting bim water, &c. any the thiret is the keenest after the battle loss of blood. The cries ...

... Garrison Artillery, sitting at the War Office. a The Press Association enys :—Althoagh report published on Wednesday, which speake of ® decision of the Defence Committee of the Cabinet to spend £5,000,000 on modernised and extended gan armament for the ...