... political opinions His unfaltering devotion to Liberalism is well and great admirer such as and Gladstone of whom never tired of speaking more thorough consistent and ardent Liberal it impossible to imagine he absolutely loyal to the party at that trying period ...

... from Protestant handbooks, or from any other source, long the statements are a matter history, as lie has clearly proved? Speak the truth and shame the devil, holds good to-day as it ever did. I would, therefore, put the matter before An Old Churchwarden ...

... Morris. A. Thompson, J. T. Lockett, and T. Bariow. The Chairman sympathetically alluded to tho late Mrs. Thomas, and next, speaking a» vicepresident of the Bolton OopgregaUon*! Couficil. observed that on© especial feature which commended sales of work to ...

... that the Mansion House was a pleasant placo when one was invited to dinner at it, which gave tho Lord Mayor, in replying, speaking as host at the Mansion House, tho opportunity to say he had contempt for two kinds of men—the man who never made a mistake ...

... comrade to all who seek really to know all the heauties—open and hidden with which Lakeland is filled. It is impossible to speak too highly of this charming volume. Tt is quite difficult to say whether pen or pencil, author and artist, have done their ...

... fairly non- wisheB retain and if poi-sible improve bis Boer who appeared to believe position in the nor will undertake to speaking truth That yarn” concluded restrict the of the evolutions he may writer’s friend ' did power of good for we be ready to ix-cute ...

... gaggested chat charge of bigamy mould be brought against him, and evidence obtained on it. If there was evidence, that would speak for itself. The prisoner was not obliged to say anything that charge that day. It was merely suggested that a charge might ...

... knowledge had been entrusted with Government money through hi* connection with ,a focal artillery corps. O'Jier witnesses speaking character were Joseph Macintvre general u'ota! merchant. Liverpool : Hunk, connected with Mes*r». Cowan and Co., metal merchants ...

... boulc, now be C pleased to say alter the second dressing had reliei pain, anu whole tne UiUte his knee was sound again. He speaks highly ol ll«t think* every working man ough. have oottie ol Bin- rewuy Hand, C. SHAW. Looghborougb, •• 1 wish you the great ...

... General afterwatxls received lLa local aiiiliorities the Prefecture aim .«-*• grakilat.xf the ofßoers devotion to Republic. Speaking of the China General Andre said that that had ogam proved that the army was 1110 Brat in the world. At hxnwt given bj mu ...

... forgive me?” . Through all the pallor of his face the warm colour flamed Lester trembled saw it. For a while could not speak; at last words came, short and painfully. , “Lester, let m* tall you -all. I married herthoughtlessly; she -was from me. Orders ...

... 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 ...