... remember me. “Tbe difference between woman and a glass” said the funny man, “is that the glass reflects , without speaking, while a woman speaks without reflecting.” the difference between you and a glass,” said the sharp girl, “is that the glass is polished ...

... They could all, aaid, imitate the example ef the Wise Men. One the gilt# they bring to waa that heeling. Chrmt wanted to speak to them to-day about peace. Was there peace! “For the moment, h* remarked, “we have outward peace-. » forced end desperate ...

... years. Is that so?” lt is, your lordship.” quickly answered the husband. “Well, sir, thundered the judge, why didn’t you speak to her, may I ask?” Sir, replied the husband with simple dignity, i did not want to interrupt her. Bobby’s father and mother ...

... the sufferers. Speaking this last point, hare observed that those people who, being prone catch cold, overworked, depreiaed, generally run down, the earliest and most eevewty affected of the victims.** The Rector of Friem Barnet, speaking at hie school ...

... even though thus lightened, was sinecure. Further, the time mentioned on the programme adhered to with a regularity that speaks volumes for the school methods, and may stand an example lor other similar mMUIUOUM). II understood that the motto, “Dolco ...

... the purchase money, as a sinking fond for it, spread over 60 yearn, means a very small annual payment out rates, not worth speaking of, but it is.tbe interest and upkeep which must he maintained out of the income derived from the land, which, as the inspector ...

... F.J THE UNEARNED INCREMENT TAX. Sir,— At the Coneorrative meeting the Town Hall, Barnet, laet evening. Cot. Carlile, when speaking the Budget, gave many us to understand that the Friendly Societies had relief from the land taxes, and would have to pay ...

... REPLY TO MB. PENMAN. Sir G. Wagstaffe Simmons, speaking Brunswick Park Friday, in support of the Conservative candidate, said that there was a Radical meeting held there the previous week, and noticed that Penman, the chairman, had fallen foul ol the ...

... einoe 1832, and be did not there would another like within the lifetime of the youngest member of the audience. He had been speaking three nights on the Bouse of Lords, and therefore thought would give them well-earned rest and talk on another little matter— ...

... plans have been pasted the Finchley Urban District Council than in tbo whole the preceding twelve months?** Cr. Bahbidge, speaking without the hook, disputed this. from the Council offices prove that Cr. Boceon was right, lor. whereas number of plana prated ...

... eetiled bore for other reasons than the oeareh tor mow profitable work than they could J* ssSt^i^ssgss it: but iul English • speaking oountriee. United States, Australasia, and Canada, tisere Is a lane a«A steady flow the working class Ih, nodalv on space ...

... Newman: That it nice remark for one Socialist to msko regarding another Socialist. (Loud laughter.) Nothing for nothing. (Loud Speaking Tariff Reform. Sir Newman said that the ConeervatiTea intended not only to snpreme the sea, hut to defend the trade ot the ...