... coming of age of one of his daughters. Wee she excited ?—She was perhaps a little ,out of the ordinary course, bat nothing to speak of. Witness, continuing. said they had supper between and 11, and nothing occurred to warn them of the event to follow. After ...

... after he had left the Colonial Oflice. Ile was not personally responsible for the policy in the slightest degree. and he could speak Dome impertia lity When, three years ago. he was in South Africa, he heard a good deal with regard to the subject. Ile conferred ...

... for these panels at 6e. 6d. per quarter of 13 weeks-6d. Ivor The advantage to be derived from such a method A advertising speaks for itself. TowLE'S P&S PILLS TOWLE'S PENNY- TOWLE'S TOILET ROYAL STEEL TOWELS HIGHLY PILLS ANTISEPTICAIr WILL f p QUICKLY ...

... months or two years ago did von tell me I was sure to bee my life in Great WildwtreeC —Prosecutor: Certainly not. I would not speak to a man like you.—The prisoner was remanded to be medically examined. A PRINCESS OF COCOS. RoIiANCE OF AN UNCROWNED [MO. Around ...

... and he thought that the police were more or less an enemy to him in Wembley. Mr. Oliver said that he bad witnesses who could speak for the defendant, and be called John W. Steel, of Llanover-road, Wembley, who de that he did not know what happened, but he ...

... A question is not answered by abuse. Mr. Peel rejoined I think you must be civil, to which he replied that he was not speaking to Mr. Peel personally. Mr. Peel : Are you an elector ?—No ; I am not. This Is a public meeting. The Chairman : I warn you ...

... raise the question at this meeting. Councillor Pitcairn said they should send a letter of objection to save themselves, so to speak, before the Light Railway Commissioners, in order to give them a bores steeds to appear before them and object. They should ...

... Transvaal War. Referring to the Fiscal question, he said Protection meant a loss to British shipowners. MR. ASQUITH AT STOCKTON. Speaking on Tuesday night at Stockton.on• Tees, Mr. Asquith said, in regard to Protection, that Mr. Chamberlain was merely a cuckoo ...

... man's sweetheart into his confidence. Roman wit might help him. She be just the same, doctor; she don't eat. and scarce do speak, and takes too interest like in anything, siLibed Mrs. Fry at the doctor's next visit to her daughter. And to think what ...

... (the remains of his own meal were upon the table), drink this, and eat a bit of bread, and then you'll be better able to speak. It was pitiable to see the wolfish hunger with which the man despatched the provisions. But the food and warmth brought some ...

... during his tenure of office had become ,ne of the finest fighting forma in the Empire. SIR E. CLARKE ON Sir Edward Clarke, speaking in the City a/ London on TIIPSday, said that by putting duties on the goods of those who treated us well we should be doing ...

... MR. BRYCE ON ROME RULE. Mr. James Bryce, speaking to his conetituents in South Aberdeen on Monday night. said: The Irish people ought to get a far larger share of the management of their affairs to produce confidence in the law and make them feel that ...