... dirty capers on wi' Mare (Mary). Man, didna think ye wud hae dune a thing like that. It is our little hero of last night who speaks, and as he does so he takes the bill from 44 Wee Mare and turns it right side up. 44 Dinna believe him Mare,says Master ...

... the rest, fain would quote quaint Jean Paul Richter the subject of this war of onrs, wage as was that other war which lie speaks, when the Christinas bells were rii>ging:—l returned to the Earth; and in thy steeples, behind the by-advanced great Midnight ...

... Conference met at The Hague May 18, M. de Staal, the Czar's principal representative, being elected President. ltotighly speaking, out of the eight proposals of the Czar's Government, the first four were rejected, and the four remaining proposals were ...

... well-trained men and women, capable of winning and holding the confidence of their fellows, it takes keep community going ! It speaks well for the future of Arbroath that she keeps her multitudinous institutions and organisations so well officered and so active ...

... her impulse would be to recommend something. I have heard these pills highly spoken of for indigestion. I have heard doctors speak favourably of tlieui, and, of course, I have read in the newspapers what people say they have done for them. Consequently, ...

... reading Dr Kerr's report. I shall return it to the Clerk Monday morning as desired. I am gratified to fiud that Dr Kerr not only speaks in terms of appreciation of what he saw of my own teachiug, but also says that in the various departments the teaching generally ...

... Music-sellers to the Queen, 1-22 NETHERGATE, DUNDEE. St Andrews. Edinburgh. SET OF SIME'S FROM 21s. WARRANTED FOR EATING, SPEAKING, I NATf UAL APPEARANCE AND DURABILITY 20 YEARS* PRACTICAL EXPERIENCE Attendance Every Tuesday till 8 p.m. Mrs FORREST'S, ...

... disaster and defeat. Pride here, too, is mingled with our sorrow— Woe written on thy visage. Death looking from thy face ; Speak! though it be of overthrow— It cannot be disgrace! Tlie melody of an old Scottish dirge recurs mournfully our ears. Not James ...

... JOTTINGS BY JONATHAN OLDBUCK, JUNIOR. IN PRAISE OF HUMOUR. I thine it Hall Caine who somewhere speaks of the grace humour. lam with him heart and soul in his definition. In the long course of Sabbath sermons to which I have listened with varying patience ...

... hair's-breadth of scoring. The end, however, came with Arbroath behind by one goal. * * * An Edinburgh correspondent, in speaking of the match, says:— If there be any truth in the old saying that a bad beginning presages good end, then the St Bernard ...

... over her face only some folds of spotted gauze. She was pale ivory, and took some moments, as if to gather breath, before speaking. At last she said: Have you any news for me—good news ? The young man shook his head. No, your Grace. I'm sorry to say that ...

... the worst war Britain ever entered into; the worst and bloodiest struggle in our annals ; and it is not nearly done yet. Speaking about getting off from the remainder of the regiment, there were only about fifty of us left, until a big force came to our ...