... best positions in good fureign hotcll“yol they will &oulmofl any kind of housework provided they can associate with Eoglish-speaking servants lndl ‘learn the language.’ UNDERCUTTING SCULLERY MAIDS. ! 1 have seen foreign servants who lookedl like gentlemen ...

... strongly reminiscent of tbeir form last April, whilst i Sunderland proved themselves worthy foemen of the di home team. Generall speaking, the Villa, who were m represented by the same eleven as against Small tl ~eath on Tuesday, had always a bit in hand, but ...

... sincerely hoped His Lordship ivjnld he enjoy a long, happy, rnd prospe nus fui life, and adde: I '.Personally, and I amui1 speaking also for the tenants on this th part'of the estate, we have -eceiv3i m .the utmost kindness and ?? in from the noble houqe ...

... live witli impunity amid the clouds of Olympus. They must descend from the hill-tops, and visit the haunts of men. They must speak to their fellows in their own tongue, and must be one in purpose and in heart with the people. Only so will they justify their ...

... are quite confident of maintaining their poeition again' soy infantry in the world. The doctor found aui mg the Boers many speaking English. Among t serving the enemy he saw an es-lieutenant of the Army, who was cashiered for misconduct, cud an es•sergeant ...

... the fleet which first Holland and then France has been compelled to neglect. There are those who already feel nervous and speak of contracting the Empire as a possible alternative to a great and perhaps too burdensome extension of the army. But contraction ...

... of th• Chamber of Commerce. denting with the great program which Genf.* Empire bad made during the past century. Bore Me speaking on behalf of the Arno trading with Booth Aires. asked whether Me Chamber of Coop mama doing all that required for the pro• ...

... arrest County Court order for non-payment of a debt, uer« hardly looked upon the light friendly guestsj and was not there to speak in the least in extenuation cf the circumstances under whicf| these men were received when they came to arresl the collier: ...

... tout oy wae a wash. ve phat the Couns preparadoll abu end EQUAL tor pre a hew growthen do ¢ Wise ue are at its customers speaking Sold only at Pee’ qv NYY (OOP VE [us cee 39 cH Wy WHITE STAR LINE RUYAL MAIL vA % ae So SS LivekPOOL to NEW YORK, ta Ocesst ...

... The enemy are quite contident of their The pesition aguinst any intantry in the world. dector fuund among the Boers many speaking Among taose with the enemy he saw an ex-Lieutenant In the British Army who was cashiercd for misconduct, und an ex- Sergeant ...

... Chamber of Commerce, dealing with the gnat progress which the German Empire had made during the past century, Herr Eitfe. speaking behalf of the firms trading with South Africa, asked whether the Chamber Commerce was doing all that was required for the ...

... sore straits through that cause alone. In the exceptional circumstances of the campaign our troops being engaged by men who speak their tongue, and can repeat their orders to create confusion, this well might be relaxed. The Boers expect to win, and they ...