... legend of the dragon, which was scarcely likely to increase peoples' faith in the original narrative. The Lord Chancellor, speaking at the festival dinner said that St George symbolises the English spirit, and if that is all he claims for the saint, and ...

... of the annual meeting which have appeared. do not give us very much information concerning the Society's operations, but speaking generally, the evidence is overwhelming that medical missions are doing an invaluable work. There are, In the foreign mission ...

... possible that there is a satisfactory explanation of the alleged phenomenon, although the Professor does not furnish one, but, speaking generally, the dependence which one may be disposed to place upon such stories is not increased by investigation. For example ...

... officers and men, but a good deal has been done during the past few years, to improve their position in that respect, and, speaking generally, the only thing that now worries the soldier is the question of employment, when he leaves the service. That point ...

... works. Dr Abbott, his old headmaster, speaking of him in after years, said: From his boyhood upward he knew what he meant and knew how to say what he meant, and I will add he Always seems to me to have a right to speak his mind freely because be bad taken ...

... ascertain, they are one and all free-thinking Christians. Of their family histories and past positions in the world they do not speak, though among them are persons of undoubted distinction. They claim to be the healthiest and most rational livers on earth ...

... bog. Why not keep to the road? Andy lowered his voice, as he replied, For fear it's spakin' to her you'd be, me lord. Speaking to whom! asked Rosneath, still more amazed. . The witch of Ballycullagh. Sure there she is afore your lordship. What ...

... was first a man and then a minister. He expressed the hope that his ministry would be a most successful and prosperous one. Speaking to the people, he urged them to give their new minister all the encouragement they could, remembering that good hearers made ...

... Mr Balfour have taken a more satisfactory turn. By the way, the Tariff Reformers say that if Mr Balfour had been allowed to speak that night his statement would have been a must interesting one, and would have thrown a good deal of light on his relations ...

... and a sense of humour. He was once giving Mr White a message for the Kaiser. Tell him, said the President, that when I speak of my kind feeling for him I mean it. I have been brought up to admire and respect Germany. Tell his Majesty that I am a hunter ...

... Dickson has only spoken about it once or twice as far as lam aware. Mr Eickson—l have only spoken about it twice, and I will speak about it until it is remedied, even although it takes five years, because it is time it was remedied. Mr Robertson—There is ...

... or Darwin, with Kingsley Raskin. who will show more perhaps than ever should M! eawlvan--TAB ♦ vebury. Dassart or faxs.--Speaking the other day at -the Royal Institution. on London on Flames, Professor Dewar said it was needful fur e►ery•one to be careful ...