... Lambeth ronferenee, 111111.11 III• Grace preached upon the words: Abide in Me. and I in you. No one ever hear Frederick Temple speak about his Lord and Master I withuot realising that lie loved He spoke with that peculiar Intonation *loch showed that an insult ...

... liberty-loving people. Her sympathies were ever with the native, and, writing to Lord “Canning on one occasion, she said, in speaking of tha natives that had been true to us:— They should be shown the greatest kindness. They should know that there is no hatred ...

... I should avoid, simply because I understand that the sentries there are reinforced by the Metropolitan Police—a fact which speaks conclusively for the official estimate of the value of sentries. In case any one who read the article in last week's TRUTH ...

... interloper, and this the chiidren wili see.” . Cross and Crescent. &nmlg %‘ad Iz is for want of a better adjective that one speaks of the liberal ideas of the Sultan of Morocco. But it is just his toler- Tavespay, 1 JANUARY, 1903. ance and reforming te ...

... MEETINGS. Few Liberal meetings were held last night, but to-day meetings will take place ail over the division. candidate will speak Ely, Fordham, Soham, and Newmarket, and among other principal speakers will Sir George Newnes, Mr. C. R. Mr. Howard Whitbread ...

... Giron gives himself away with Belgian naicete to the journalists who have flocked from all parts to Geneva. He claims, in speaking to them, the paternity of the expected infant. Fortunately, or unfortunately, the advent of the latter has been officially ...

... doubt by the and of Court life , sees in the roguish youth to be admired , and makes bcrsolf most agreeable to , , strictly speaking , she should order his to bo out off immediately . In this is found to introduce a pretty and ' offoctivo Chinese . ballet ...

... whether Mr. AlJanson Picton and Mr. (Jould were Baptists. Independents. or Presbyterians. Why, Mr. Smith alone knows. They were speaking as educational authorities on matters of fact. and for any it would have on the opinion they expressed, they might have been ...

... ur , while Miss Alice makes a stately and handsome Fairy Queen . That fine actor , Mr . T . Shcedy . is , histrionically speaking , at homo in tho part of tho Demon King . Mr . Attwood is as Abanazar ; and Air . Fred Blake an humorous widow . Tho tra ...

... pleasing , and Vtnus , the pitron saint of Jack . The smaller parts are adequately treated , and the chorus ( of whom , wo speak further ) lend valuable assistance . GitAVD ( Proprietor , Mr . J . W . Turner ; General Manager , Mr . V . Turner ; , Mr ...

... dumb in pantomime , ¦ Harlequin was occasionally allowed to speak jin the recurrent dramatic satires levelled i unpotently at the new theatrical crazo . [ Miles apart as things were from \ speaking pantomimes , still they paved tho way for their approach ...

... in our way. We have been allowed to go wherever wo like without remonstrance. In demanding. therefore, someone who will speak for the reliability of this witness against him, I, for one, unhesitatingly declare that he has every right to do this, and ...