... classmates, did not undergo a single pang. The plan operated mainly to agonise many children permanently against arising to speak their thought to fellow-creatures. In his seat Jimmie Treseott was gaing half blind with fear of his approaching doom. He wished ...

... there was alarm concerning the 'i Russian advance in Central Asia has 26 long since departed from him, He 57 scarcely ever speaks in public without 54 either dolefully criticising some of the weaknesses of the British Constitu- tion or hinting that there ...

... L., t London, taking the same subject at the other meeting. Revs. Dr. Monro Gib- son and' Dr. G. C. Lorimer (Boston) will speak on the Intellectual Pro- blems. and Revs. Dr. Maltbie Bab- cock (New York) and Dr. J. Clifford will address the meetings ...

... carried out with exce-llent results and a little boy named- Hadfield won the challenge cup. Lc Mr A. B. Pease on rising to speak a was accorded a hearty rsception, and said 'he must apologise for taking the H placte of Mr Hugh Bell. He had only . I cne ...

... to ai people who speak English. There are a . substantially 500,Otl,000 persons speak- th Ilg colloquially one or another of the th ten or twelve chief modern languages, and of these about 25 per cent., or th 125,000,000 persons, speak English. up About ...

... us a grant, speak- ing from memory in the matter, of from probably £3 to 4.-and probably d in one instance £5-per pupil teacher, I I whereas under the new eode-we get t d only £2 per pupil teacher. .: ( r Then let us take the schools, speak- c ing generally ...

... his niche in the Temple of H History as the author of the most . bloated Budget in all our records, feels compelled when he speaks in - public to deliver himself concerning the war in South Africa. There is i nothing more remarkable in such 50 utterances ...

... ac; YE CLEVER BURGLAR. Fulloash (waking with a start in the midd'e c. 65 night and hearing sound's in his bedroom;3: there? Speak. Who's theret Hoarse Whisper from the Darkness: For zcod:1e5i sake, hush! There's a burglir just -one dk -xns;Vt-' I'm a policeman ...

... hariness, in the special sense of the Mayoral office, it niay be tinmely to draw some attentioln to the labours of the year. To speak first of the ex-Mayor- ess's work, it may be said that she ry- has opened bazaars for practically all W, tlhe Established Churches ...

... perforce and partly from diffi- es donee in the face of a majority; but t] 3L, some of whom venture to speak. Of h 4B those who have spoken, or tried to speak and been put down by the t t violence of mob law in a free w th countryis there one who has written ...

... giving due credit by all moans to the generals who 'have scored, and a true description of what has actually taken place. To speak of battles and victories and sreat ,gen.eralship over such incidents as Colesbierg and Sunnyside is only calculated to male ...

... the character of the eve mi.L enemy in the last six months, The n _12 Times of yesterday writes as follows: 0 Broadly speaking, the Boors have Nil 3Ill fought us as we have fought them'. ?? There has been no malice upon either ha side. We have killed ...