... Chamber of Commerce, dealing with the great progress which the German Bmpire had made doring the past ceotery, Herr Eiffe, speaking on behalf of firme trading with Soath Africa, asked whether the Chamber of Commerce was doinz all that was required for the ...

... to Mondy shone shove others in Fae Le evan: was seen at his where his lovi and un- always brought sunshine. Tam sure that I speak the truth when | say thatMr Moody was one of God's grvatent ita to this zene. . and while his native and the world the loss ...

... in 1783, and whose firmness prevented a proposed congress from meeting. put down 8 Whiteboy insurrection, and. generally speaking, restored internal quiet te a country which was on the point of insurrection. Our hero, Theobald Dillon. a gellant and handsome ...

... wrote it on h:s envelopes; and no man was ever more en- titled to use it. for no one presented a better pat- tern than he of “speaking the truth in love.” He in his own unique fashion the genius of his country—its wit and humour, its love of learning, its ...

... n.” He said he had just got a letter from Trevelyan saying that ev sited very house in London was going to be Going on to speak of the Poor Law. he said it was a farce. This he half expressed with a whistle and an upward roll of his eyes. Even ministers ...

... Speaking of sectarianism, he said to me—*l remember how this country was torn into ribbons You won't re by the Voluntary controversy. member it. It was before your time. But I remember when every Voluntary was denounced aa an Atheist, the devil, or worse ...

... THE CREAT SPEECH THAT WAS KEVER GPOEEN His writing must have been more legible on an and memorable occasion when he was to speak, along with other notable men, at the Burns’ Centenary meeting in Edinburgh. Two days be- fore, he had been induced by the ...

... to the army reservists, e|then, although this generosity may be due to patriotism, we cannot bat ejthink that the fac: Iso speaks well ind augurs well, for the personal sympathy -jexisting between employers and employed. n | This, of course, does not ff-ct ...

... the hi days, and a serious start is not to be ma: betore Thursday next. so that agenta with an thing on the spot are, so to speak, able to command steam, a fair amount of best W practically their own prices. With regard two sma hands at 45s into barge, ...

... Government and the apathy of the general | mass of the Tam by no de, Means sure. Fhe s you oO x y would Dp, if, teal cours hey speaking the reat op unable to alements of aryt ke rations n it What and tev wo umust or injndinous ws struck tits by the ¢ Aud im ...

... red-headed Scet named Sandy Dees, who follows Mark wherever he leads with the blind fidelity of perfect truss. and who, alas' speaks a language chat throws grave doubts on his nationality. The secret of our hero's early life is not revealed till the very ...

... inscribed on the envelopes of notes addressed to his intimate friends, were: — Alethewon en agape (as stated by Mr Macrae). * Speaking the truth in love;” and Chalrpa ta kula, “All admirable things are The former represented well his own essential loving kindness ...