... Those who sow to the flesh shall of the flesh reap corruption. There is a very sad and dreadful day to dawn for them. Our text speaks of a company of people who are sowing to the spirit, and who shall reap eternal blessings ; but they sow in sadness, in tears ...

... went over to the orderly room to know what to do. ' Sir J3hn Sill)011: This was a terrible ; thing, and, noticing it. did you speak to the fIC t IWitness: Yes. I called his attention to it, and I received orders that I was to five again. In consequence of ...

... at 56 Green-lane. In October he went to France. He was discharged from the Army eight or nine weeks ago. She had tried to speak to him since, but be would not answer her. March 8, the date of the summons, was the day she came out of Holloway Gaol, and ...

... whom I always had the greatest esteem and admiration.” Mr. H. G. King, secretary of the Streatham Conservative Association, speaking to a News representative, said Mr. Cow had been connected with the association for over 50 years, and took the keenest interest ...

... but still, it was sufficient ta put a damper on the proceedings and to cut the eloquence short. Lord Islington, who was speaking when the rain came, bravely stuck it out, and before opening the library went round and chatted with the wounded soldiers ...

... SECRE’I‘ARIAL work in retnrn for light duties 0 wanted by a lady (zinglé, 49), who through war is in reduced circumstances; speaks Italian _and French fluently; good amanuensis. Apply X 796, Catliolic' Times, G.P.O. Box No. 9, Liverpcg?cglé e X - ...

... wound, while he is studying it. It is in this spirit that we have come together this morning; and if I appeal to all to speak with perfect frankness I assume that all will hear with respect, believing that we have equally the desire to learn the truth ...

... collapse. In this country the mood of the civilian population has been left, to a great extent ; to take care of itself. It speaks well for the spirit of Britain that it has survived the attacks made upon it from without and within. But it must be a very ...

... pitch and toss. They ran off on wring witness approaching on his cycle. Witnes overtook defendant, who, before witness could speak, said AU right, sir, have my name. Don't take me up the real. He was told he would kw cluirged with gambling, and made no ...

... while not exactly a ‘‘ war-story ’—in the sense of being a narrative of episodes in the war itself—yet has the war as, so to speak, the great first cause of its events and incidents, and of the motives and actions of its leading characters. As an example ...

... contrast in warfare. It is now guns, guns, guns A ride mile and a half under modern conditions would be impossible. Russell speaks guns belching forth Cardigan and his brigade. Two thousand guns, including eight hundred of the heaviest, were the complement ...

... next meeting. Ireland, Education, Mr. Asquith, are some of the topics on which Miss Anna Munro has been specially asked to speak. 1,400 VOTES have been sold; grateful acknowledgment and thanks to Mrs. Schofield Coates, £2 2s. ; Miss Kate Husband, ss. Further ...