... district who are not and it was a right pleasant sight to see the doctors, j, adopt the same practice, nurses, and lady visitors speaking cheerfully the «—■— little invalids. Her Majesty the Queen graciously and thoughtfully sent a number toys to be placed the ...

... of the very few men I have met who impressed me, almost at the first glance, with the conviction that had genius. soon as speaks his face lights up, his eyes shine, and his soul is laid hare. . . . His brow is fine and broad, his eyes largo and luminous ...

... per cent, tee was due friotioo when ahe was going a* the rate of 10 knots an hour, but only per cent, full speed. Roughly speaking, therefore, half the roekrtanoe the progress of fast vowel was due to skin and the rest wave*. Having ahewra bow shipbuilders ...

... singularly diverse views as to the books the year that are often heard from amateur critics. at least have no pretension to speak with authority matter which must so largely left to the individual reader. But certainly are not inclined to join in the parrot ...

... preferred. Aged about 16.—Apply lo.cr Bros., Ltd., 65, liArtow-road, HOUSEKEEPERS. COMPANIONS, HELPS. RC. NURSERY GOVERNESS, speaking French. WANTED (two pupils. 10 and 7>. £3O. fee unless placed. M..tr. R.C. vacancies.- Mr.-. Ellis, 20, Welbeck-streel, W ...

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... modern mental attitude, and neglect the religions assembly.” Tina is very plain speaking to com© from on© of the most influential pulpits in th© land, and Mr. Williams can speak just as municipalities as he can to churches, lie tolls bis fellow-citizens some ...

... coots© his New Year letter to Diocese, says: “What likely dominant note, ‘recurrent tho music of year 1902? It would be rash to speak positively. Things may impending whereof nobody has even dreamed, but, far w© can now discorn or guess, it is to k\«stminster ...

... pleased approve the, appointment of Mr. John Hungrrford Arkwri':!v to Lord-Lieutenant of County f I! reford. Thr» Mirl of tvill speak for tho Eighty” Club at, M.tnrhc.ster Thursday, Jan. l?Jrd. mooting is to organized Mnnrhi ’!•.*) Ciub', and will uiko form ...

... the smallest excuse for misunderstanding, Lord Rosebery has declared that he is outside the combinations party, and that he speaks his mind to the nation from an absolutely independent point of view. This is not only tenable, but honourable, position. Lord ...

... responsibility for those events before the country and before history one is faced a complete riddle. I often had the honour of speaking with the present King of England when was still Prince of Wales, and cannot imagine how that Sovereign could allow the war ...

... Holloway. The house was properly secured when she loft. the wav the railway station she mot Mrs. Naylor, hut Mrs. Naylor did not speak her. Witness identified the telegram form (produced) as being in Mrs. Naylor handwriting. Mr. Forbes said that client emphatically ...