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... KILCONQUHAR. The Earl of Crawford and Agricultural Resources. Speaking at Haigh, near Wigan on Saturday, Lord Crawford, President of the Board of Agriculture, said the war was placing a severe strain on the agricultural resources of the countrly, more ...
... , 1,3, and 4, at the close of which he said :—We are met here today for the beginning of such a ministry as I have been speaking, and it is because I believe that in your young minister you have got a man who fulfils the oonditions I have stated that ...
... burghs to respond to the request that had been made to them for some assistance. The Provost said be could not speak for others, but speaking for himself, he felt that there was such a number of appeals being made at present that it was impossible for ...
... not interfere. Who ,et you to cast what you ishould oay to the et al , . or how to say anything to such% and thy heart &hall speak. Wait ur t! , esot , '.-arc and everlasting overpower.. r‘.a. until day and night avail therm/circa of p.ur 1ip--Emeroos ...
... The Supply and Mechanical Transport men are. the infantry, and the Horse Transport and Remount men the cavalry. Strictly speaking, the latter are not cavalry, inasmuch that they are not trained as cavalry—but they wear spurs! ...
... pronounced successful. At the beginning of their cure patients are ordered to rest for a few months, and are not even allowed to speak. Sometimes this rest will effect a cure. Public speakers often buffer from the.e calluses, which cause the voice to crack. ...
... wounded is a sad enough sight, and one that does not lose its pathos even with repetition. It is a sight that all should see who speak lightly of war or emphasise the glamour and glitter of it, for the romantic side of things is conspicuous by its absence. Yet ...
... was prepared to allow addresses to be given by women in connection with the National Mission in November, provided that they speak only to women and girls, and not from the pulpit or lectern. It is difficult to see anything un-Scriptural in this proposal ...
... which the monkeys jabbered made one think of the great park of some castle. I have heard men speak of the silence of the African forests, but strictly speaking the African forests are not silent by day or night. The life of beast and bird and insect is ...
... of a citizen of the sew a valuation? Ilenry Churchill Ring. THE MOTILE DEAD. Load is the Vale! The Voice k With which the speak,' whoa are gone, A 'nighty uni,on of Amon* Of all her Voices, One! Loud is Cho C.:(; -thiA inland Depth Iu peace is roaring ...
... same. Mr Ogilvie—May I be allowed to speak? The Chairman—Be very brief then. Bailie Taylor—Then 1 claim the right to swak after him. Mr Farmer—But this case is already disposed of. Mr Logie— I object to anyone speaking after the case has been settled. Mr ...
... in the bigger conveyance. Did I tell you of the dreadful fright I got on my wedding day? S-eh ! No gentleman Should speak that way of his wife. The recruiting-Sergeant had spotted his man, a big sturdy fellow, lolling up against a shop front. ...