... habitat froroGrandranary. wbershe is almost well known as Sir Alfred SOON. Mr. Stewart will he away short three weeks. He speaks in term of high praise of the journey to sod from the Canary Islands, and the hygienic Moat to be *Memel from a doom sojourn ...

... Gurdon supported the raeasure, while Sir Harry Bullard. Mr. Grettan, Mr. Cohen, and other speakers opposed it. Air. Cohen was speaking just before halfpast five, when Mr. Compton moved that the question be now put. The Speaker declined to accept the closure ...

... himself, and knows every bound, its qualities, and its failings. Moreover, he knows every inch of the country.” Everybody speaks in heartiest terms, too, of Mr. Howard, who was always a generous sportsman. Lady Mabel Howard is a keen horsewoman and a ...

... days really only fortified mansion. Murray, who pretty sound en architecture and antiquities, though seems to havo no eyes to speak of for natural beauty, describes Stokesay as one of the finest examples England of castellated mansion of the thirteenth ...

... district near Manchester that does its duty has a decreasing rate: if this be true, the next century, which Mr. Turnbull speaks with so much satisfaction, should prove to a most invigorating timo for our children's children's children. sooner give r ...

... itself to the idea* of the Committee and to their views regarding the requirements of Manchester. THE GENERAL PLAN. Roughly speaking, the building is a hollow square, with an intersection which divides into two parts, this arrangement giving in the interior ...

... arbiter, the invidious task selection might lower the authority of the chair; it might produce friction, and Sir Edward Grey, speaking for the Opposition, said would rather semo inconvenience should be caused than* that this should occur. There was current ...

... all those who camew thin m l u!d the lie sings the freedom that we enjoy was one of chief fersT Mt *he British (Cheers.) Speaking of the war, which all hoped would come ,n early conclusion, he had to affirm for mere victory least of all, was from the ...

... beeeitiolders of limited isomer--mromm is probable many of my readers may he numbered. I do not forget dignity. and I know I am speaking as a Baron to Baronet,. But I don't miaow* that those whose ineomee are unlimited comprise more than. say. 50 or 60 per cent ...

... as regarded accommodation there difference of only three as between the two of plans Mr Ward had said could carry out his speaking roundly for £40000 and Messrs Giles & Trollope’s figure £42000 Apart from the circumstance that Mr Ward’s plans were not ...

... Once again, short, it is a case of Mr. Harvey first and foremost and the play nowhere. He carries the burden with ease that speaks volumes for his virility as actor, and congratulate him heartily the achievement. A word of praise must be given to Miss de ...

... that the town was improving. They must not imagine that the settlement h.s lawyer* bill was going to close his mouth against speaking the truth. He was not going be intimidated by either the Corporation or by public companies. The town had been managed for ...