... MR BRODRICK ON THE ARMY. Mr. Brodrick, Secretary of State for War, speaking le reply to the toast of his Majesty's Ministers, at the dinner of the Guildford Corporation, said that the late war had abewn the necessity for certain reforms in the department ...

... Definition of a Crank. Speaking at the annual gathering of the United Kingdom Alliance, in Manchester, Sir Wilfrid Lawson, Bart, who presided, and was re-elected president, said his thoughts went back to the days when he first became president of the ...

... quickly over with; but living is keeping nn with our struggles and trials over and over again, day after day. It requires, so to speak, a greater stretch of faith to live on in the incessant struggle of existence amid temptation than to rest ourselves once for ...

... King's malady. It Is to be hoped it will never be considered a fashionable complaint because it has been patronised, so to speak, by his Majesty. In its worst form it is, of course, very &ngerous and often fatal. But people should know that there Is a ...

... life. He has never been known to speak to anyone in the village, and no one can give a reason for his quaint behaviour, but local gossip has it that he was jilted as a young man, and vowed that lie would never again speak to a woman nor, so far as he could ...

... THE PREMIER ON SCIENTIFIC INDUSTRY. The Prime Minister, speaking the other day at Manchester, said industry was now passing from the preaciontific to the scientific stage, and there were visible signs of the awakening which had come over the nation in ...

... themselves to the various peculiarities of their trades, and it takes less time to affix a label than attend a Polio Court, not to speak of diminution of plebs which the payment of fines entail. ...

... o air,. capital apeelniens of Irish and other hulls. An Irkli clergyman, a neighbour of mine, says. thought it his duty to speak to a lady who had Unhappily hat her faith in Christianity. and after a few arontients he ended by Paying: you will go to hell ...

... the smart method's of his camps; and even after he has been discharged for some flagrant bauch he cherishes no rancour, but speaks with sett reminiscence to the end of his days contenting that winter in 'Bl when the Old Yellows put in sixty million on ...

... make an effort to supply a remedy of the kind proposed. For many years the social clubs in the district have, generally speaking, gained good support, yet many object to their sons joining, and it will be interesting to see whether there are sufficient ...

... both chemistry and philosophy. So we have the Liberal lawyer and philosopher speaking as justly and generously of the Conservative Premier and philosopher, as Mr Balfour would speak of Mr Haldane if the occasion arose. Mr Balionr's Wet WIDWAIDILY, but masterly ...

... adm Is to the coffin sufficient air for br.•athing, and the light from the electric thniugli it. The tube also serves for a speaking tube. 'lie box, being sealed unless giving an alarm, allows no gas to escape. It cannot opened from outside, only by pressure ...