... says.—('iti.:ito. The difference between a foolish woman and a looking-glass is. t h at one speaks without reflection, and the utlwr reflects without speaking. Mankind are , more indeht(st to industry than ingenuity; the gods ,s.t up their favours at ...

... Wesleyan Mission Room, in Chapel Street, Salford, was preaching to his congregation at Sunday evening service, when, after speaking for some time, ho was suddenly taken ill and appeared to faint. Members of the congregation at once went to his assistance ...

... 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 ...

... THE PREMIER ON SCIENTIFIC INDUSTRY. The Prime Minister, speaking the other day at Manchester, said industry was now passing from the preaciontific to the scientific stage, and there were visible signs of the awakening which had come over the nation in ...

... which is so Is•m'ptible even when' cannot understand the spoken language•, it seemed to nit' that my only justification for speaking to them about a national custom, under which every• one of themselves was suffering. and about which of necessity they must ...

... the basis of that suggested by the Prime Minister when he said that resolute government would be required for generations. Speaking on the Educatieu Bill, though favourable himself to delegating education .o municipalities, ho said that the Oovernment measure ...

... Offices, sad Mops Wanted. Situations Vacent. Situations Wanted. Apartments to Let. Apartments Mated. Articles Lost at Found. Speak Articles Wanted at Far Balm Nes mamba LI words OIL Os. 10d. Is. &I. Eva► additional words. N. Tear ormaeretire insertions charged ...

... bosh. Grasmere and Hawkshead and Bowness flourish natidactorily enough, and they are profess:opal. It is all very well to speak about ku,ping the sports pure and untainted. Anyone who has had the slightest experience in sporting matters known very ...

... utterances by this broadminded ('anon of Westminster. Canon Henson boldly and passionately pleads for unity among Christians. Speaking of Christ's new commandment, he mai Here in England, as we all acknowledge. our unhappy - divisions are a sore scandal ...

... 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 ...

... TOFFEE.—This really excellent toffee (made by Armstrong and Rigging., A mbleside an' Grasmere) has a wonderful Baia, which speaks wt I for its good properties At this time of the year, when colds are prevalent, no one should be with. RED BANK ROAD.—A special ...