... lamentable state of affairs V prevailing on the other side of the Channel, And we Isere, politically speaking in a fair way to follow them during the speaking regime. soot it may that our preeent trouble in Africa will open the eyes of the people to the national ...

... to a learned cot?troversy the question lof whether should srwak being Iin ship. As matter of fact, rrnsat nautical people speak goiag, being, '* a ship, whilst most aon-aautical people of going or being *m ship. I should say that -ith*r j usage is quite ...

... asked Sam, turning very red. I ask the question without prejudice. Sir, he was always in his right mind. He would not speak, but on occasion he would write. He was never, down to the end, in any sense out of his mind. I have letters and instructions ...

... harlequin, and policemen in pantomime, enact the character of the ghost in Hamlet (Mr. George Rignold, who played the King speaking the lines from the wing), the doctor in The Two Orphans, the tailor in the Taming of the Shrew, and Tom Loker in ...

... unanimously, and the Clerk of the Peace was directed to forward a copy of it to Sir Richard Paget. n Mr DoUGLAs METCALFE, speaking on behalf of the Session Bar, said they. would all feel disappointed If V something were not said on their part. as to the ...

... represen- tative of ?? Celestial Empire will have the oppor- tunity of addressing a body of cdtizens, It Is known that he speaks English very fluently. It is uncertain whether he will be required at the Foreign Office the next day, but it not rukluitua ...

... carried unanimously, and the clerk the peace was directed to forward a copy it to Sir Richsrl Paget. Mr Douglas Metcalke, speaking on behalf the sessions Bar. said they would all feel disappointed something wan net said their part as the resignation of ...

... purest inclination of my heart, and not to be bound by any other consideration, and also of being able to be the very first to speak decisively in this important matter. The Empress Frederick has been accustomed for many years to spend the last weeks of autumn ...

... give evidence before a Committee oa Garrison Artillery, sitting the War Office. Although report, published yesterday, which speaks of a decision of Defence Committee of Cabinet to spend £5.000.000 modernised and extended gun armament for tbe army, ananthoriscd ...

... a total income of £952 38. sd. £6OO has been forwarded to the Instution on account. That this is a magnificent result, and speaks volnines for the peserverance and energy of all coneerited, especially of the indefatigable Hon. Treasurer, Nlr. W. H . Frank ...

... injured men. who bad previously received lint aid from the local doctor at Blackford and ambulance corps. The local doctors speak the highly station of the manner in which the men were treated by the Blackford doctor and the ambulance corps. LIFE OF ARCH ...

... he closed the door carefully ; he looked around the room. He supported himself bravely with his two sticks and he began to speak. We're all friends here ? All friends ? There's nobody here as will carry things to that young man ? No. Take half-a-pint ...