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... 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 ...
... of rNisinly chatter about Cowper. Most people are familiar with l.ady liesketh's loquacious style. 1 lers is certainly a speaking style. Not from her letters only, but from all of them, it is clear that the poet was likely to be excessively coddled. The ...
... which cannot hut recall one of the finest flights of descriptive oratory that even Canning ever attempted. It was once when speaking at Plymouth that that fine orator exclaimed : Our present rerose is no more a proof of inability to act than the state ...
... a %.ery strong case in support of Inv contention that, unless we can succeed in merging the British Empire in the English speaking United Staten of the World, the disintegration of our Empire, and our definite displacement from the position of commercial ...
... civilisation, tisit for the universal action of death. • ) ANN°. JANUARY 1, 1902. THE APPEAL TO C/ESAR. LORD ROSEBERY TO SPEAK ON 20th INST. ATTITUDE OF THE VARIOUS PARTIES. It is announced that Lord Roseber . y, in his capacity of President the Scottish ...
... Cook, the Times correspondent in Canada, was yesterday elected Mayor of Ottawa, the Dominion capital. The Earl of Crewe will speak for the Eighty Club at Manchester on Thursday, January 23. 'I he meeting is to be organised by the Manchester '95 Club, and ...
... the prisoner had described himself as a Russian prince. Makaieff denied the robbery, and said he only entered the shop to speak to a lady he had caught sigh of. Cross-examined by Mr. Geoghegan, the prisoner said he came from the Caucasus, and was employed ...
... rushing out at the sound of her voice ; indeed, the previous barking has shows that they know who is approaching even before she speaks. - '1 he Queen has wonderful control over the dogs. and the most innmsnageable of them will do her bidding at a word. When ...
... has done, though with much reluctance, a reluctance springing from the fact that it is not a speech but a skeleton. By speaking for two hours the ordinary limits were shamelessly exceeded ; there was no time to expand or clothe what perforce had ...
... Miss Ethel Ross-Selwicke. Furthermorti, some scenic effects were greeted with applause; and, in fact, were pretty, though, speaking as Pone of the ignorant, I express grave doubt as to whether the paintings In the one handsome scene were not tar too modern ...
... country would be in the hands of a man with a clean slate, a clean conscience, and a clean tongue none of whitih, politically speaking, the present Colonial Secretary possessed in regard to South African affairs. . . . Then, with Lord Rosebery at the head ...
... system with the F tench system was officially inaugurated in the atternoon, wlen the Italian Minister of Posts and 'telegraph; speaking at 1 win, wished PreFident Loubet a happy New Year. 'I he distance between the capital of Piedmont and the Elysce Palace ...