... demenetnted that victory at the Loot is sot to mom. or bat to man. whea tnspired bl, sad the breath of [voodoon Pres America Amid speak oat in thasekr toms in robe/ Boer and Feirono. eirkly fork= drab for liberty, bat egnatly sidled is kiln Out, thus, with the ...

... to hesitate, and ‘at length, ~ Weel, faim return of animation, said, there's ae thing that troubles me, but [ dinna! e 19 speak ot” “ Believe me I am mest anxwtts te comfort you!” replied the me what it is that troa- clergyman, ~ Weel, sir, it's bles ...

... reluctance. for ray words must be i .ords of wnrning, not of encouragerent. We canrot ?? our ears to the voice cf God. which is speaking to us as a natiob. It. rubrkes our pride ;and our self-canceit; it warns us thot wve must strive snore than we have been ...

... the pact six om the value of of Stonx thet ‘the main cenreaf the overtaken their invest- pry mente, Of avurse, other, sc to speak, individual but these, mee or less local con: are such mtet continve to accrue from time to time, those important reaching ...

... pea and nearest ports of N rwTy and Oreenore in his tracks, as far as Hamlinstown, e i l ime h e stuck upon the grave to speak the record of enemy at Frere Bridge. asked a merman if small raiding bands were to be sent south to ilir NORM NACKENZIE, N ...

... Everything seemed to benefit the markets, for there was a year of exceptionally active trade, but the -war in South Africa, so to speak, knocked the botton ott of the kettle. Thereis no reason, at the same time, for any idea of despondency; and with the new year ...

... meetings. It will be sufficient to mention the mere fact that it is to be held, and that the Lord Mayor and Mr. Redmond will both speak on the occasion, and must necenewily have a story to tell which will be of widespread interest. Of the other meeting we have ...

... value of holders of Stock ‘xchange securities for the main canseot the great that has in rest. ments. Of course, other, so to speak, indi: incertain eccuritics, bat these, more or less local con: are such os mast to accrue from time to timo, those reaching” ...

... organisation, such as the Land .uid National League-, or. in latter yea is, the National Federation, can fnilv claim the right to speak for the Nationalists Ireland. Them act on, too. since (heir formation entitle- them point the way our member.* of Parliament ...

... deal of respect for the Southern liorrse, because lie thought that both the men and the horses were better than his own. Speaking both of his own and of the Con- federate cavalry, he places the following re- markrs on record:- 'General Grant, in designating ...

... resource of the Empire to retrieve ber military re- © putation.” It scarcely to be wondered “at that to-day in America no one speaks of | ap alliance! ...

... ingerniou. p : r. . are now moving heaven and oar -. !Lord Lansdowne and Sir Mt H . ?? into disgrace. I. wo-tls accurate to speak of this maoverne:,.-2 trigue, for, after all, it is conir- I l1 jopen, not to say brutal, frankne;-. A- -:e same time, the ...