... Teignmouth. The fish attains large size, one taken in Francisco waters scaling SOibs. Why Donkeys are Small.—Professor Ewart, speaking at the Albert and Victoria Museum, South Kensington, Monday night, on the subject of the ancestry of asses and zebras, said ...

... these survivors, who took part in the memorable Indian Mutiny of 1857, are able to present on such an interesting occasion. I speak in the name of the whole Empire when I say that we deeply appreciate the conspicuous services rendered by them and their comrades ...

... feature of hadarar engineering, as applied to ports f i r s = g ipally for the industry, sad sae spoil which, winmercially speaking, the mewls or failure of say .obsess of harbour a:tension or imprawement almost entirely de. tisternal arrangement at tie ...

... din to appeal for order, and promised that Mr. Clavell Salter would answer any question which might pot him after finished speaking. Mr. Clavell Halter, resuming, said the goods could made cheaper abroad r/as because they were protected a tariff, >'.nd ...

... most | earnestly to acquire an agreeable voice in| and guard youraelf ca vily from speaking, It is so vy to into snarling ton pe . sharp and snappish manner of speak- ing. ery it ts quired in mirth, and in the give-and-ta les of words. in which Rarely ...

... two days later, Wilmot and Sybil were alon e in the drawing-roam, when su dd en l y he turned from the roughl y , wind ow , speaking almost are l Should you be content to live thi s li fe you started_ iving her e for ever? tasked, an d S y bi l Have I ...

... came he drew out his handkerchief the corner of which is tied penny. fumbled over the knot everything fell out just as Tim, speaking from long experience, had said it would. Somebody had pity the poor old man and his last penny, and paid his fare for him ...

... i) lha#t lotJter/* Mr. Aeh“to papers, calculate that it appear i.n 25. li’e very kind you h* hf.p-ful on my account, but 1 speak (‘liperienoe, have received poor aimejit from the with the excepn of The Daily Mews.* '* Mr. .Vshtoii is bright little man ...

... AGRICULTURISTS WARNED, Sir Edward Straehey, M.P., who represents the Board Agriculture in the House of Commons, speaking at a meeting of tlie Somerset County Council at Taunton yesterday, warned the members the Council and agriculturists generally that ...

... is at your service. And then, seeing that she shrank still further from him, he went on, ilmost wildly: I did not mean to speak now, I was betrayed into it; but, after all, why should I torture myself any longer? I know you do not love me. When you shrink ...

... The litbt we. concentrated on the. anu SPECTACLE small -tan*. -he stamling in a roMparap 9 tive •hadow. F,Entatitels speak tee , s.b. Scientifically adad.ecl. attain with her hack to the wall It woo the old danger. .lightly altered If J. H. STEW ...

... time to work the Rubicon National Bank, to Church, my family, and my somewhat Barrow social duties. I have nover been able speak while upon feet excepting before Bible class and the ordinary Church and I shrink 'much from publicity that I have always felt ...