... for the help we might have rendered but have not done so—for these things there is no possible remedy. It is too late. If we speak the kind word now it will not have the same effect. There was a time when the word would have been balm and healing, but not ...

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... Australian match Adelaide, when scored his two innings but, though doing big things in club cricket, he met with no success worth speaking in the matches in which played for Vict >ria during the succeeding fouryears. The tarn ol the tide cams in '97-8, howover ...

... of AXMINSTER CARPETS, and we intend offering these at Prices which will eclipse all previous efforts. The following figures speak for themselves of the Extraordinary Value of this Lot:— ...

... entitled 'The Death of august.' you tried inflict 'peaches ' and 'she aches' on a long-suffering public. I frit it was time to speak, and aay that Unless you buy a rhyming dictionary I can publish no poems from your pen. Mrs. Porkehops Rah! They're mere ...

... making terms of any sort, kind, or description with the Boers. My impression is that it would outlaw the lot a fate which, speaking personally, I think their sentiments and conduct sully ent►tle them to and the safety of the Empire requires. And therefore—the ...

... always inoves the conference to laughter by his homely wit and plain words. There no humour, however, though there much plain speaking, in a letter which Mr. Hiddell has jnet addressed te Record on the ritual controversy. It would seem from his comainoioation ...

... were told that other nations were increasing their navies, but they were not increasing in the same proportion as our own. speaking of the Army, Mr. Cooper referred the excellent arrangements which were made for the transportation of the troops, and compared ...

... remarks by chaining that he had cams that night to show his sympathy with them in thole work, and also to beer Prof. Woodhead speak. A few days age he fount ea old Pledge elaj w o in t i t and fond that kwaa dated 1851. He gratification at the banciest to ...

... lodged complaint of the conduct of the other with the committee, and the other, not to lodged complaint about the c-oraplaincr, speak, with the result that both were suspended. The sentence is the heaviest inflicted since one the best-known, members got a five ...

... from among them woukl help him better than a lady would. 'You wed an excellent word just now, said Ad-laide. He certainly speaks very simply. Any low creature he marries will think of nothing but her own aggrandisement; she will be ashamed of hr re:ations ...

... It was with wild surprise that Nerine received a message, toner& nine o'clock, that Mr. Mayne would be pleasNl if she could speak to him. She entered the room where he was seated at his solitary dinner; prepared to know nothing, in answer to any questions ...