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... good supply o£ The enemy are quite confident ot maintaining their position any the world. doctor found among the Boers many speaking English. AmoDg those serving with the enemy lie saw ex-Lieutenant in the British Army who was cashiered lor misconduct, and ...
... Ilb. more in weight. On the 28th June the child was given back to its parents on an urgent application by them. Dr. Taylor, speaking of the present condition of the child, said that on Dec. 15th, in company with the society's lespector (Mr. Mason) he visited ...
... could not leave it at home.” Mb. Ciibap: “Whai’a good for a cold in the head Y' Mr. Quick ; handkerchief.'’ Toe Yctkbas : Speaking of bravery, why, duita’ that campaign, single-handed, I made fifty of the enemy run. The Hearers: How was that? The Veteran ...
... Dickens, Macaulay and Carlyle, Byron, Thackeray, Browning, Baskin and Kingsley, whose characters were being formed, roughly speaking, about the period of tbe great war. There are those, too, who assert that the character of the British nation is now showing ...
... the fact that shooting is ss popular this kingdom as sny other form of sport, nor can it be denied Aiat it is, practically speaking, utterly neglected. Yet it is fact that the shooting gallery of country fair always surrounded by a crowd, the various fancy ...
... gainsaying the fact that shooting popular in this kingdom «ny other form of sport, nor can it denied mat it is, prsetically speaking, utterly neglected. Yet it fact that the shooting gallery a country fair is always surrounded a crowd, the , various fancy ...
... teachers. thanked them for being allowed to come there and take part in the proceedings. Tho Kev. AV. K. Lloyd said be could not speak very old friend, as he had been at Micklehani only three years, but during that time had seen a great deal of Mr. and Mrs. ...
... my own fault. she said. Not word more about that, he answered, gently, that is over and done with, and you must never speak of its having been your fault again. Do you understand me little woman ? Thank you,” she answered. I do understand you. ...
... manner's compass is little poast stuck up in the sea, and when people to know the way, the ships go and look at it. Irony—Speaking hard of man. Function—When a fellow feels iu funk. Quotation —The answer to division sum. ...
... AN UNFORTUNATE FIASCO. The Bradford Chamber of Commerce has been endeavouring to obtain an organitine manager, able to speak French, and with thorough knowledge of the local trade, to go to Paris on behalf of Bradford’s collective display of textile products ...
... MR, J- W- LOWTHER SPEAKS. To the old folks Keswick, their annual gathering on Wednesday, Mr. J. W. Lowther, M.P., spoke about the war. reminded them that was nut the first time this country had met with reverses, and expressed the hope that soon the clouds ...