... THE TNSPECTOR SPEAKS . Before the Board adjourned for luncheon. Col. Preston addressed some remarks to the members, whom he first of all congratulated on the arrival of summer. He was rcund that House in the course of last week, and found the inmates ...

... ERRORS IN SPEAKING. One of the commonest mistakes made English is the use of the word 4 *lald for “lay.” Even in the “Tiroee” one reads “he laid down” for “he lay down.” “To lie” is passive verb; “to lay” an active verb ; and the mistake referred consists ...

... SPEAK NO SCANDAL. It takes two persons to make a. SOLattalthe who it, and the one encourages it by listening to and enjoying it. is one of the most pernicious and vulgar forms of gomip, and is indulged in only by those who are weak and foolish. or by ...

... KITCHE SPEAKS Words of Wisdom. . | COLONIAL TROOPS PRAISED. ee A Word For The THE LESSON OF THE WAR. Britons Shoulder to Shoulder. JOHANNESBURG, Wednesday. The banquet given to Lord Kitchener yesterday evening by the Town Council and Chambers of Mines ...

... BOARDMAN SPEAK ii. At the Cock Distillery, Holloway-toad, Mr. Boardman is dexterously operating with the cue, and Kays very few billiardista will try for conclusions with him in a novel game of 250 up, during the recording of which 2 of the neatest ...

... TOO IDLE TO SPEAK. At Halifax, on Saturday, a bearded loafer, and evidently a stranger to both soap and water, was before the magistrates charged with begging. He replied to the charge an almost inaudible voice. Why, he’s too idle to speak,” was the comment ...

... MR. LUCAS SPEAKS. Mr. RB id Lucas, in the course of the debate on the Licensivg Bi!] in the House ef Commons, on Tuesday night, su Government—that o! ported the proposal of tie ion should lie upon the publican to ensure that bis business was properly ...

... HERE SOUL SPEAKS TO Deep down into thy eyes I gaze, In silent, sweet And read the message of thy soul hrough these eyes is sent; Through which euch soul communes with soul, true and sweet, No aid of tongue or pen it needs s message to The love- shining ...

... DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE SPEAKS 110PLFULLY. To presenting to the ath Regintent, Duke of C.inniridze •.13,1 he very glad lo be to ,peal. of the Troore..* by the King. becan..e he had 1.,,,., r. front those in 11..p.,ty. ...

... RUGELEY WOMAN SPEAKS. When an incident like the following occurs here in Rugeley, aud a Rugeley woman speaks out, it deserves the close attention of our readers. Mrs. Mary Duffy,.of 54, Queen Street, Rugeley, says : For years I was a martyr to terrible ...

... SEA CAPTAIN SPEAKS TO BLYTN BILE BEANS CURE HIM OF BILIOUSNESS AND WEAKNESS. Bluth sufferers will read with advantage the case of Mr James Marion Dingwall. .t 4 Tintern Street, Sunderland, the holier of a onsater's certificate for twelve V ;kr+, who gave ...

... WHERE SOUL SPEAKS TO SOUL. -- Defp deign into thy eyes I gaze, In sliest, sweet content. And read the message of thy soul Which through eyes is sent; Through which euch soul communes with soul, In knowledge true and sweer. No aid of tongue pen it needs ...