... Institute, has sold eleven dozen. (If only the other Pedlars would send their returns what a list we could print.) The Captain speaks glowingly of her pleasure in circulating this little paper, and says she has just met again a young woman who, two years ago ...

... the revival in the Stock Markets has not made great headway, but all the condition appear to be in favour ot advance, and, speaking generally, a gradual recovery is confidently looked for. Signs are not wanting in several departments that things are the ...

... that he had broken open gas meters, anci said he would break open one in order that people would have something truthful speak about. In witness’s opinion he was provoked into committing this offence, which was at witness’s lodgings, and where prisoner ...

... in districts as far apart as Hickley. Chislehurst, Farnborough, Keeton, Hither Green, Orpington, and .Sevenoaka This fact speaks for itself. lAn Invitation. I We therefore cordially invite VOCR inspection of the New Autumn Goods now being displayed in ...

... Some intermittent sort of sport goes on in various ports of the country, but only of the irresponsible order. It is, so to speak, individual sport only; that is to say, sport outside the range of official control. 'ibis fact, by the way. is totally disregarded ...

... amongst the sick that she first got the name Sunshine. When she offered herself for Officership she wrote : I cannot speak and I cannot sing. But God has given me a heart of love, and if that is any use amongst the very poor, perhaps you will think ...

... sentence, and adds;—“What Kneath did is serious as regards the cohesion the,force and its use for war. It is all very well to speak the hardness of discipline, but without it a force goes rapidly to pieces, and it is well that this should be realised.” A ...

... that can Sing and Dance, to join Trou|K>. Must live near.-- VIOLET, 180, Cam- berwell Now. Road. WANTED, Lady Vocalist (speaking Ger- man), with small capital, to Join old- established Troupe with permanent address in London. Highest refs. required and ...

... hold that while one should renpect every form of art, that art, which nprwnls only to a coterie is on a lower than that which speaks to the world. it i not too much to claim j.. truer and more vivid impregaion o a period of history can bo given by its ...

... Kneath did, Mr. Haldane proceeds, is serious as regards the cohesion of the force and its use for war. It is all very well to speak of the hardness of discipline, but without it a force goes rapidly to pieces, and it is well that this should be realised. ...

... that the Commission will have completed its inquiries in the Dominion by Christmas. They will then go abroad. The chairman speaks enthusiastically of the industrial prospects of Nova Scotia. Elaborate preparations are being made for the hi-centenary congress ...

... Nfinority Report. which with great literary skill led many to suppose that the of reforms XerOliwiended might he arrived at, ei to speak, by a •'stroke of the pen. - They who eyes more in touch. the actual working of this great public aa they were to see it made ...