... OVERLAYING AND ITS BEMEDT. Ifhniigh it would not improrennent, speaking generally, to have our laws “made Germany,” there is one detail legislation which this country might copy advantageously from the Fatherland. It is penal offence over there for parents ...

... England. “About six montha.” t ° ,J_i_ ««six months is long tune, reromvns Carr. “ South Africa is long Gen°Bi>ller dilnot speak by the card when mentioned half a year the probable duration of his absence ! kwent-Goneral for South Australia has re,T“ from ...

... hie division, the fbUowing day fee will be entertained the members the Manchester Conservative Club a luncheon, and expected speak. The right bon. gentleman and Mias Balfour will leave Manchester for Scotland five o’clock on Wednesday afternoon. ...

... who had previously received first aid from the local doctor at Blackford and the station ambulance corps. The local doctors speak liighly of the manner in the men were treated the ambulance corps, under the direction of the Blackford doctor. WOOLWICH RITUAL ...

... DUKE OP WESTMINSTER’S LAST WISH. interesting story is told of the late Duke of Westminster when his death-bed. When unable speak, he signalled for a sheet paper and pencii. He ther wrote that he wished a ehtqne for a thousand pounds to be sent to the Officers’ ...

... most cruel and unworthy thing to single out wounded captain of the Gloucesters,” who neither know what is being said nor able speak in his own defence. During the attack on the armoured train Mf. Churchill called out to the Tommies to men.” It is a pity Ire ...

... it is reported that the lyddite shells have wrought considerable damage. This is not surprising, as the howitzers are now speaking for the first time. But news which may probably prove more important still than this hand, that six horsemen have succeeded ...

... as she lived in the past, and her ninety-third birthday she took the head ot her table dinner party fourteen people, and speaking about the early days of family whose descendants were living the Cloisters, she called to mind the grandmother of neighbour ...

... and dexterous manner in which the various cases were operated upon, well as the success which has followed the operations, speaks volume®—more than any words I could use—for the skill displayed our military surgeons at the front.” Describing some the cases ...

... hope that this well-liked and capable man will have a good string under his charge. Fosaicker. who has been doing work to speak of since his owner’s (Mr. E, J. Hose’) death, still in Hornsby’s oare. but moot probably comes foe sals shortly. . , Alms is ...

... Ton ask us what we mean to do When war has crushed the Kruger clique, And duly reply to you“ The time has not arrived to speak.” The time has come for shells to drop. For shots to rain, for men to dla, For charges np the flaming Kop— But, not for telling ...

... the highest traditions of our Army, and it invidious to single out one exploit more than another. Let d* content ourselves speaking Captain and his comrades with the eulogy passed by Napier on the Colonel of the 43rd, killed in the breach Badajoc; man died ...