... of this book is to show that the Christian hope rests upon reality, and therefore can never be finally lost. ‘“These Things Speak.’’ Sermons by the late Edward Lloyd Jones. Large crown Bvo. Cloth, gilt 3/6 net A man of unique genius. having a vivid insight ...

... rain interfered sadly with his usefulness to the country and declared that he really must give up open-air preaching —I mean speaking, if things go on in this way. When everybody had said nothing at much length, Asquith declared with a smile, that it would ...

... intelligence officer of a battalion which has suffered heavy losses and inflicted vastly heavier ones at Longueval. He was speaking of the part the artillery took in keeping up the work of preparation for our splendid infantry. He continued : We're using ...

... (received to-claq devised of ensuring that national gratitude shall not heewe inconspicuous when camps are broken up and Speaking at reception at the Vatican. the dress is again the mode. than an enactment to eefranch.-4 Pope said he regretted the war ...

... to the Cameron Highlanders after, and they listened most attentively. There were between 400 and 500 present. While I was speaking, a Medical Officer came in and told me he thoroughly agreed with all I said, and said he was a life-long abstainer. 6TH RES ...

... equally with those who havejoined the Army for service in the field. No later than three days ago Lord Derby reminded us, in speaking of women munition workers, that women are now part and parcel of the Army. If it is for service rendered that votes are ...

... three months. and pa . .y her own travelling expenses. Board and lodging would be provided. It is essential that she should speak French. Remittances of money and kind should be addressed to W.N. Princess Victoria of Schleswig- Holstein, 17, Norfolk-street ...

... is done by the Allies.—The Times Petrograd Correspondent. A correspondent writing from Budapest on a recent visit to Vienna speaks of life there and the miseries that are daily growing. He says the war does not interest the Viennese as it does people in ...

... Russian girl, arrived at Waterloo Station by the boat train from Havre, and appealed to our Worker for help, as she could not speak English. She said that she had been in Paris for two years to learn French, and was returning to Petrograd. We took her to ...

... Roessing, Mrs. Grace Wilbur Trout, Congressman Martin B. Madden, and others whose practical political experience enabled them to speak with authority. The appeal to the Republican and Progressive conventions was then presented to the assembly by Mrs. James W ...

... where they are not legally entitled to compete with men. It is the proud result of the work of only one generation. And it speaks highly of the sense of justice of the Norwegian people. The Norwegian Suffrage movement arose as the natural accompaniment ...

... the controversy as between forego and forgo, permit me to remark that it is altogether out of place. Sir James was speaking of certain verbs, such u judge and lodge, from which the e (an integral part of the verb) was omitted by some o ...