... rocatioa rsprcaastotivaa aad ezpoasnts of nobis profession, aad tba socattoo bars tbs Incorporated Society of Musicians. Speaking (root tba bat point stow, bo said the sous lion demanded of ita members that they should all tbeir K*m to diligent nud e ...

... Australian match Adelaide, when scored his two innings but, though doing big things in club cricket, he met with no success worth speaking in the matches in which played for Vict >ria during the succeeding fouryears. The tarn ol the tide cams in '97-8, howover ...

... 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 ...

... Tuesday. The semi-official ‘“ Norddeuische Allgemeine Zeitung” this evening publishes the foliowing: ** A Prince Czartoryski, speaking in the name of the Polish deputies in the Galician Diet yesterday, made a declaration on the subject of the recent incidents ...

... that, ard they are the proper ones to judge. I believe the timber of that standard is Mee. Thompson, and if Mrs. Thompson speaks conscientiously she knows who ought to have received it, as she knows when they had ten sums to do for the essmination, Mobs: ...

... sole basis of an efficient nation, and that is a word of warning too unpalatable for Lord Rosebery, or any other demagogue to speak. He has nothing to advance beyond suggestions for further grandmotherly legislation. If there be inefficiency in the nation ...

... change to dinner at the Mansion House. \ This gathering will be the first of its kind. { Once upon a time, and “‘m’-‘’ i speaking a recent time, stock were licensed by the Corporation, and the mem- -4 eil 3 vt Lot e e e con } as An-n“:.ee. The 'lnpreli;ig ...

... low-comedians will be even more mirth-provoking when certain extraneous matter has been cut out and bis entrances .have, so to speak, been brought closer together. On Boxing Night as was, of course, inevitable the players often had need to come to Hecuba, ...

... much a matter of temperament, particularly between the Scot and the Englishman. I as an Englishman, for example, enjoy frank speaking if I think a book bad or a criticism- foolish I like to say so with due emphasis, but I expect to shake hands with the man ...

... difference between a truce and an armistice in a manner which quite surprised the Cabinet. Lord Beaconsfield, in fact, had been speaking from a brief supplied him at a couple of houis' notice by the encyclopaedic Sir Edward Perhaps the most interesting story ...

... Leiceater altnouffb so fatno is a Cbouce End H.—On Boxing i>ay this club decided its Ana.sal I runner as a. J. iiobiaaon, not to speak of tho Northern Chris:mas Hand;oap. viz., 220 yards. wire twoalyti.es 1 champion. .I. T. R.mmcr, had to ba reckon ed with. ...

... mourning, there have been no painful anxiety to vibrate through the XJ1101611 or drawing-rooms, there have been an unusual speaking world, was followed by a number of still number Of military functions ' anmai g which graver bulletins, ti the chief was ...