... retreat, owing to the storm of sholl and bullets which fell among them. The emblem, as Colonel Elmhurst- Rhodes said, when speaking to a Bowr doctor after the engagement, which is hold to be the sacred symbol of humanity, was disregarded completely, and ...

... makes no sound, and yet hali much it tells, It speaks to the eve, and whispers to the heart, messages of hope and fear, of joy and sorrow, aid all in silence. Therer are several other ways in wvhich we may speak of our letters, perhaps a little more difficult ...

... quite confideut of omaintaining their position against any infantry in the world. The doctor found among tho ;Boers, masy speaking English; Among those serving with tlie enemy lie sawy an ox-lieutenant of the British Army who was cashiered for misconduct ...

... and pushed the box across the table to Weston, Smoke? he usked. The tutor shook his head. He felt that if Buckley did not speak soon he must fall upon him and tear. his news from him bodily. Buckley blew a ring of smoke toward the ceiling. The fact is ...

... needed relief was supplied. Of course the stockings were not forgotten. ?? Bemuse the Boers are of Dutch origin, and the Dutch speak a language akin to our own, we are told by public speakers and writers that the Boers are of much the same race as ourselves ...

... removed before long. The accident would, he said, affect very fear consumers of electric light even momentarily. Whilst he was speaking a large number of the workmen under Mr. Wordinghlim took porsemsion of the footpath in Cross- street and Bank-street, and ...

... Cabinet-very often' thought he knew more-(laughter)-and if thie .Government-and perhaps in. this particular- case I sliould not speak for any member of the Government but .myself-if I individually held a view which events have' proved. to be an erroneous view ...

... us above, and it demands the thoughtful consideration of our readers. HOW FINhE STIRAINS OF SEEDS ARE SELECTED. Gardeners speak of strains' of seeds or plants: that is to say, one selection may be of much' fhier quality than another. Supposing a man ...

... natives con- icerulug the hyena. They say that the hyena after death changes its sex, and that if run to earth it will sometimes speak fromt the bottom of the hole in a human voice, asking not to be ill- treated. Our traveller makes the somewhat curious statement ...

... Ferrie's decision to retire in favour of MNr. Stewart, with whom lie had contested 12 gaines, all resulting in diaws. Really speakeing, . only eight games had been played, as in the Old Fourteenth ! and 'Soutar games, which had been drawn out in the ballot ...

... Cualliford, T, Salisbury, J. Prit, Ch~ard W. 0-Weoi, and J. Fennali, of Chester; 0.- 11imins, F. .jocook-, L. ~'Mack, and F. .1. Speak- lean, Runcorn: B,. Wr-ighit, Hartford; T. Carter and F. Evans, Frodshean. Immediately after the exasmina- tion the aces pted ...

... body of the boy was afterwards found leaningagainst the doer of No. 47, Little Peter-street. Witnesses were then clleed to speak to thie actual f state of tihe property prior to the accident and the owner's knowledge of its condition. J A clerk to Meesr2s ...