... themselves to the various peculiarities of their trades, and it takes less time to affix a label than attend a Polio Court, not to speak of diminution of plebs which the payment of fines entail. ...

... Ambleside and Hawkshead, have just issued their annual schedules. The Ambleside Society has made practically no alteration worth speaking of in the revision of the premium list. Prizes will be again offered for plants in pots, cut flowers, fruit and vegetables ...

... condition of the blood, the state of the nervous system, and the functions of nutrition and excretion. The tongue. in a word, speaks as plainly on health as on any subject, and it will b• wise to listen' to what it has to tell us. The elongated and pointed ...

... 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 ...

... Crewdeon presided, sad there was a large attendance. Address* ware _gives by the chairman and the Rev. A. M. Moss, the latter speaking from th e words Wise is a mocker, etc. Mr Mom also oestributed three songs, the last one being by request ; a dialect readimg ...

... floating up from the flat below : Ah, thirty love. Now let's make it forty love. Horrors! Miraposia! Do you think they art speaking of osculation? Sister Drincipea, I am shocked at your suggestion. The honour of the building demands an investigation. ...

... asserted that the human mind can form no definite idea; but Sir Henry Bessemer made some calculations which will enable us, so to speak, to take a mental grasp of it. For instance, a chain composed of a billion sovereigns would pass 736 times round the globe; ...

... LADY HENRY SOMERSET Will speak cm Help for the HelpleeeM Farm Colony, Duxhant. MAGNIFICENT LIME-LIGHT WHIM OF THE COLONY. The Chair will be taken by MICKIIIALD Halmos, E3Q., m: D., : ki., Is and Od. Tiekete out be from Mrs. Branthwaite, Crewmat Road; ...

... 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. ...

... Tbe Lake District. Speaking at Barrow, on Wednes lay, Mr Aalett, manager of the Furness Railway Company, said the Lake District was being appreciated more and more each year by the travelling public. In the year 1901 there was an increase of 746,000 ...

... 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 ...

... Last year the National Telephone Company dealt with 787,000,000 messages, an increase of 75,000,000 over the previous year. Speaking at the opening of a loan picture exhibition in London, Prof. Herkonier said a bad portrait was worse than a white elel.hant ...