... THE HEALTH OF THE POPE. Bishop Turner, of Galloway, speaking in Dumfries, at a meeting of the Sacred Heart Association. said he had just returned from a visit to the Pol e, and whatever might be said from time to time in English and Scotch newspapers ...

... rejoinder, says the 4. tale.., to the pro-11,ers who have to minimise Lord Itosebery's references to the war and the settlement. Speaking —if we except his inconclusive allusion to the Irish question—with the lucidity and firmness that always mark his utterances ...

... Nowadays powders and essences are sold by the grocer and chemist for the making of difterent beverages cf this sort; generally speaking, the price of these articles is about sixpence, but I cannot hear of one by the name mentioned by my correspondent. I think ...

... extended over the area of Southwark and Battersea. The Chinese never wear wool, even in the depth of winter; and, generally speaking, the entire population clothe themselves cotton .11 th e yger ...

... GERMANY AND MR. CHAMBERLAIN. Mr. Chamberlain has brought upon us a very odious humiliation, declares the :raker. If he often speaks as though lie were not a Minister, it is impossible to treat references made to him by Ministers in other countries as if ...

... tin car. He sinks breathless into a seat and mops his brow. The conductor touches him on the shoulder. tilt often here. speaks the conductor. We're a-Coin' to ther barn. No more cars to-night.— Chicago Trebrne. ...

... wig., they weer the toque'--a &ark, circular cap with a velvet rim—which they keep on constantly, eves in court and when speaking, only uncovering when reading from documents or at the opening aid close of an address. On the occasions wLen French barristers ...

... comments the tiaterti.ty R,tiror. did ever cynic End a more hollow sham? The turrets were lath and plaster, the dragon, so to speak, unreal; the foreigner had permitted the Court to return and the forbidden city had disclosed its mysteries. Yet the Eastern ...

... Sntoliffe from the railway station to the Town Hall. Pimblett accused hi m tof having assaulted her. He replied. Yea, I did speak to the young lady. and I took hold of her and asked her if the other young woman was her sister. Ills name and address was ...

... rich soil, deeply worked, ruck, in a few words, as might be .‘xpected to produce the best crops of wheat, and, epnerally speaking, the crop is poorer and eialler in pressortien as rho land a lighter. In any nese the land must be well drained and feed ...

... say they did use a lot of good, fur the first time for many years my kidneys have been acting freely and naturally. I cannot speak tee highly of the pills which have done much good for me, and I certify the above is correct and give you authority to publish ...

... of a few needy coolies. a condemnation of the behaviour of the foreigners, especially it they have been killed and cannot speak for them. selves, the persecution of all those who hays stood their friends, and the removal—i.e., promotion—of the local officia/s ...