... Timothv's many attractive qualities had made bim a host of friends. Indeed he never had an enemy, for he was never known to speak an unkind word. Though a man of very high! ability he was as unassuming as a child. The vast congregation at the obsequies ...

... fact th -r the whole uf our effective armoured cruisers asi yet afloat are largely armed with semi-obso- lete guns seems to speak for itself. Indeed, the fear is heavy in Great Britain, and the hope high amongst bhe nations that hate her, that her -Navy ...

... her child, deo:aring that the .erd had toll her to do it. She was clarged before the ma, s. trateR and remanded Mr Balfour, speaking at a conversazione in his East Manohester constituency list night, said he kesew of no war in which thev had been engaged ...

... cities under similar circumstances of season and climate reaches only 18 or 19, no one can be I considered too critical who speaks mit re- I specting the ineptitude of the Dublin City *Corporation and of the citizens themuselves. ' What are the facts? Instead ...

... such tronl sn or her parts of tre vwivd if this fact is left out of the caloulation. The Armv Book of the Brsti-sb Empire speak- iug of naouatstd infantry says-- The experie of recent years, in our varied and trying cam.- pxtigns in ;it parts of the ...

... firt only in three disesses for which it was originaly em- ployed. but.also in relanv cases of Weaknegs of thie Singing and Speaking Vo ce, dependent on Bronchial or i Laryngeal Irritation, and in all forms of Sirumons | Enlargement of Glands.. nol Discharces ...

... stasnra, an. carry nat all orders as though they had been soldiers for ?? ver is. ?? ?? Eve l ,eIqtad -1 one p caunther? I speak English, and that with the derstand what a Bulgar means. Thev never, heard of this peopie before. ' Had I called myself la ...

... few years forgotten ; and then he: tcity points to the peril of crushing Ir.ish Na- i the t tional aspirations. I would not speak. he1! they says, the whole truth if I did not add that., nest if Ireland is to pass btrough troublous times ' ime, iwithout ...

... Africa, devotes himself en- akes t rely to minor, and mostly military points, aate and has not a word to say; politically speak- Ford ing, for himself and his colleagues. It is ti--e the 1weakest apologia ever an able Minister flu f- made under such ...

... the subject of the war. It had been his duty, a duty which ap- I parentli had not brought with it much reward (laughter), to speak at length upon this all- absorbing topic on the previous two nights. Ail absorbing as the topic vras, 't might well be supposed ...

... orderlv manner. Those inteerupting should remnember that this wias a meeting in support of Mr Meagher. Mr Bird attempted to speak further but was not allowed to do so. Mr Spain. in seconding the motion, said that! Mr Meagher was a staunch Parnellite. Mr ...

... are highly esteemed in the Transvaal for several - asons. Firstly, M. Aubert, wio has been Consul switee years at Pretoria, speaks Dutch; secondly, two French engineers direct - the manufaturwe and filling of shells and keep - the artitlery well supplied; ...