... Southern clubs will remain in the contest for the national trophy. As to their prospects proceeding further, it is difficult to speak, but it is certain that the South will he represented in the third round, for Queen s Park Rangers and Millwall are drawn together ...

... nursing blackened clay replied: “Chamberlain can look after hisself.” going to apeak asked another. Of course, he’s going to speak.” Then there was universal chuckle. Lummy!” said one, they’ll have quite enough of Chamberlain before he’s done 1 Abdul—generally ...

... Legislature to its present need of concerting measures for the safety the Empire. The only consolation is that does less harm by speaking at Westminster than supplying, as Mr. Goschen said, written brief to the Press of every enemy of England. Sir Edward Clarke ...

... spelling. Yet feel that spelling may affect the morals of those who dislike it. The very sight of thru makes for malice and evil-speaking. Mr. J. Willis Clark’s “OH Friends at Cambridge and Elsewhere is published this week by Messrs. Macmillan. Its Oxford counterpart ...

... uproar went on for quarter an hour, and Mr. Balfour then intervening, Col. Saunderson withdrew the expression, and proceeded to speak the war just and honourable. Mr. Birrell repudiated the last speech as most repulsive, and spoke till 12 o’clook, when the ...

... right name, was formerly officer m the German Army. He is Irish origin, and is ■T scribed highly accomplished personality. speaks several languages, and it was on that ount that he was chosen for tutor to the young German Prince, now the present Emperor ...

... the potbor, the cab-’oss, and the soup-kitchen. For both Thackeray and Dickens Mr. Hollingshead did literary work, and he speaks them, very frankly and concisely, at first hand. For the rest, he is nothing if not practical. He abounds in commonlense, ...

... north of Delagoa Bay. Most of me wounded the Naval Hospital have recovered from their wounds, and many of them are back duty. speaks well for modern surgical skill that not a single case of amputation has occurred as yet. GREAT BRITAIN AND pßance. reported ...

... Powers regard the English pretensions •* kind of supremacy and dictatorship of the ocean. These considerations not authorise speak lightly of British power, but they permit to remain calm while thinking of the eventualities of the future and the rhodomontade ...

... rather than in diplomatic trivialities. He offered an emphatic vindication of the policy of the Government, declining to speak on the raid on the ground that he had a higher and more important duty perform. The Opposition had not added one new fact, ...

... all nearing completion, if not already finished, and will form most respectable accession to our fleet. Notice, I here only speak the important ships that we shall hope to get ready this year. At Whale Island, the Naval gunnery establishment at Portsmouth ...

... spectacle of the last week at Westminster will be effaced by the vigorous and unstinted prosecution of the war. Mr. Asquith is to speak to-night, and we call upon him to keep the debate at the level which Mr. Chamberlain has last brought it He has great opportunity; ...