... unprofitable purposes, especially for the harbouring and growth of game. and for the employment and maintenance of gamekeepers! He speaks of the land as a “monopoly.” He would liave us believa that the people leave the land; being driven from it by the selfishness ...

... view of the large com ...

... Saturday, accnsing him of assaulting George Moscow, a resident of one of the flats, “The complainant said he had occasion to speak to the defendant for being rude when accepling a tele&};onc message from a lady, and told lim he would reported, . ““ You can ...

... Batt. E. Surrcy Regt. Té gentleman thanked Mcssrs, Pinney for permitt the Regiment to be presef®that night, and went on to speak of the glor.ous service E:r-fcr_lp\, by the Army all over the world. He had heas it said that parents did not like their sons ...

... regret is in having served Him so poorly, and I would ask forgivemess if I have unintentionally wronged or meglected any, Speak to them cf our Lord Jesus Christ, and oh! ask some to decide there and then for Him, and consecrate their lives this day to ...

... smocircs, spoke of the angel of death boing abroad, and added that they could almost hear the bcatin% of his winps. He was speaking of thoe great struggle then conmnencing in the Crimea bolweon Engand and Russia. He (Mr, Jawes) thought that they had rcached ...

... children! This henour he felt compelled to decline, Of his own brave actions the Rear-Admiral could never be prevailed upon to speak, but a chronicier records two incidents serving to prove the wonderfui courage ho possessed. A sailor fell into the sea. Noticmng ...

... support. In Algiers she set on foct a mission, consisting of e¢ight missionaries and five mission halls, for the Spanish-speaking peop'e of that province, the entire expense of which was borne by her right up to the time of her death. 3o suecessful has ...

... success, the o'd Westbourne lad leading = the line in dashing style, besides netting on two - occasions. The Argyle, gencraly speaking, played well all round, but the forward line, comprised of Faulds, Watson, Sawyer. Holder and Moore, were undoubtedly the ...

... to Cavendish-road, and saw the prisoner, He said, “If I . tell you about it, will you lock me up?” Witness advised him {o speak the truth. The prisoner then went 10 the wine cellar, and stooping down, put his right hand down by the side of him. Witness ...

... personal regard kroxp:n ery member, and,” he added, © with your permission. sir, it will remain upon the wall and there it will speak to us silently and contin. uous'y of your many merits.” : ¥ Alderman Hewett was that rare tvFe of man who was persona grata ...

... side of the car, the two rear wheelg = of which were in the gutter. He went to Mr, iSS Whiddett and asked if he was hurt. Speaking me . dazed way, he replied, “No, T am all right,” and % added, “ Where's my wife?” Thon tbey both tape 5 3 Hotel, Garratt-lane ...