... idea that Mr. Hocking would speak on one side of the question which was agitating England. In the present temper of the English nation, however, they would be greatly to blame if they asked anyone to attend that church and speak for or against the ?? proceedings ...

... Prussian accent, also replied. .as did Mr. G. J. RAsKILon, who was the first to obtain the lpresident's dispensation to speak in his ?? to-, c. -It was quite a relief to return to mother English. and to hear the iamiliar story of the hopes which are ...

... Thompson, G. B. Baker, Austin, and a number of ladies. Bishop Inghain, formerly Bishop of Sierra Leone, who was announced to speak, was unable to he ?? Chairman said that they were at the present time very anxious about the missionaries and the Christians ...

... That if business men were found as candidates for the School Board., it would be difficult to secure their election. For, to speak the plain truth, the election rests largely in the hands of the school teachers, who very naturally seek the return of per- ...

... letters written I by Privato T. G. P. Humphreys, of the 14th TMid- dlesex, who has since died of the effects of entaric fever. Speaking of his terrible esperioness in hospital at Bloomforatein, lo wrote that while suffering from fever lie was kept on condensed ...

... best way to ensure his perfecting his English rapidly. Some of the members, bh the, bye, following Sir James Sawyer's lead, speak I of the club as Le Cercle Cosmopolite. Others,! following a prevalent usage, startle the straining ears of the novices by ...

... army and magistracv, and reproached the Government with having prevented the strikers coming to Paris. 3. Gav (Republican), speaking on the strike at St. Etienne, alleged that the Governmlent had, by its indecision and inertia, made itsel responsible for ...

... a phono- graph in which a load-speakiing telephone receiver is substituted in place of the ordinary diaphragm to which one speaks. The telephonic currents varying in the receiver set up vibrations in a soft iron diaphragm which is attached by a short stiff ...

... House of Conmnons that the sqaizo and the farmers were not, generally speaking, friends of education. There wvas' a French proverb, wshich said that every truth was not a >oo& one to speak of, aend perhaps Sir John might have been more dis- creet if ho had ...

... President McKinlev. The platform. of the Indiana, Repablican Convention also endorses the polic of the President. Mr. Bry. speaking at a ~eeting at Wicbiat4>, KE~ansas, declared hai 'h would ?? drop the silver question until the little coterie of En3glishL ...

... opposition. There was no further speaking, Iiowe-cer, on the part ot the leading people present. Tlhese took their departure amid reatr hubbub, andt thereafteranvoone who felt inclined mounted the Vlat- frnm and attempted to speak. After they had exhadr-ted ...

... from anything which can be conjured up in South Africa. We know how charmed De Tocqueville was to hear the Canadian nuns speaking or' net-n bon pire George Quatre, as the ladies of St. Cyr might have spoken of Louis Quatorze, and how fas- cinated he ...