... ample testimony of its capabilities to withstand the strain of heavy riding, hard knocks and rough roads. Personally I can speak from experience that it is fully equal to, if not better than, any machine on the market. Up to the present Messrs. Pierce ...

... frequently in evidence, as we rejoice to see, it is i n healthy still. But that pen worked almost in the days of which I am speak-80. Miens had fallen on the harp which ion Barra could strike in such fearless imd muscular fashion. was now a rare contributor ...

... gested Distriots Board when lie proclaims fur that it is to be used for the suppression ef quai ihe United Irish League. He speaks with jan bitter contempt of the dupes of the, League. I oeD It is an all-sufficieint answer to his ill-condi- I the |tined ...

... Sir 0} Nixon said—I have the henour—the very great honour—of pro- posing the toast of the evening—that of our guest, Prof To speak before such distin, caper: Purser. no small re- sponsibility, and that ibility becomes accentasted when it necessitates my ...

... themselves. For some reason or anotlier alar is considered unlucky, thouch one would thiuk that time when every bud nature speaks or hope should reassuring. Juno is oomfortable time for houoy-moomng.for full and trippers have not started on the wild career ...

... in the Wo»t Central dietnet ol London. with little book containing about a hundred eiroplelovo-letton adapted toalloo-o*“°Speaking Kenerally, I ahould aty that my chief cuetomere were eervant-maid*. I think that their purchaee of the book i* any narticular ...

... ARTICLE AND PICTURES, THE IRISH AMBASSADORS MR. REDMOND SPEAKS SUCCESSFUL MISSION. THE PARNELLITE POSITION. ALL THE NEWS OF THE WEEK ...

... contest between them never lacked ' interest, end as they were shut oat from the campetit've make, tats City of Dublin Mem had, speaking truthfully, club in lie. lead that could spun-mob them. The plea at the contests when the Dublin Gymnasium and env other ...

... of the Hambarg ef Commence, dealing with the great which the German Empire hed made during the past century, Herr Eiffe, speaking on behalf of the firms trading with South Africa, asked whether the Chamber of Commerce was doing all that wasi required ...

... no doubt that a National Council, composed of the duly elected delegates of our various local representative bodies, would speak with authority secci.d only to that belonging to Irish Parliament. far as we are aware, the only expressions of hostility to ...

... E. PHILLI CHAPTEK XVII. »aW gravely, «* I going speak to you ; about your father.” She looked him ©i* swift surprise, «• Is it necessary y «1 think so,” he answered. ..you wont like what I’m going to V tell von. You’ll think you ve been break think little ...

... question. All I shall say « that if some women are not worth looking at after thirty years age there are quite many not worth speaking to before it. Let man himself, but let him not marry either a child or old woman. Early Jlarrlaffs. I have heard of people ...