... disappointed. The expected return the demobilised soldier did not bring him within their influence they expended, and, generally speaking, they shared in toe and four wi*h y ecl into the future. Nor did the new Parliament bring and hope. Every measure was orn ...

... Sunday went again. As stood 'outside, the place was covered with and the inside were singing the Lord's Prayer. loan got up to speak. spoke about the Naaerene appearing His disciple?. thought, I This is good place of worship any,’ so went the next Suudav. ...

... Leap Tear is •s»d from Scottish law, which in the 13th century conferred upon ilk mayden of both# and estait the privilege of speak ; ~ Man she likes” Leap Year. Will the IT2O take advantage of her in Year?** a busmeas girl was a •'Daily News” reporter. ...

... however, did not boast of what they had done: it was left to other nations. In that locality, employers of labour, generally speaking, had done remarkably well with regard to the returned soldiers. Nearly every employer had guaranteed to take his percentage ...

... mounded. How many prop« premia red lj«*w«en wcrdu like Jord arid laud' They believed Urey did. but actnaily did i.ot. Generally speaking, the English habit was to pro. the “r” in front cd a vowel and lea. e il out before couaonattt. ...

... here are still standing, but at Workington they hope to resume the rolling mills this week. The trade, however, is generally speaking in a low state. not for want of business, but from lack et facilities. The iron ore industry pursues its usual course. The ...

... pitK-ious promise, and JaiMiiij Was also ©xi»eriencing the invasion of the rising '-e of thuoght. It might seem premature speak of the entrance of the international mind into the realm of reli-. yet there were many signs that the, international mind had ...

... will bear fruit.—Yours etc., LOVER OF CATS. Spirltualita. Sir.—“ Truth -Seeker’ again parades his . tneriae knowledge and speaks the other 'etters you have published as attacks which would not have been made an* individual who Itad knowledge the subject ...

... will dislracting and may disastrous. It a happy circumstance, if true, that M. Litvinoff, the Russian plenipotentiary, can speak hopefully of resumed relations on the subject (he exchange prisoners and peace itself- Our Government still pursues the old ...

... which prevented the celebrations usual at this period, these as far as possible having to be arranged privately. Generally speaking, the tone was again strong, though gilt-edged securities were more irregular. Argentine rails eased, and some mining issues ...

... Beechaia's Pills. They have Jong proved be sucst elflcacioikj and valuable medicine and everyone who baa given them fair trial speaks of them the most favourable terms. action upon the organa of digestion is corrective, cleansing and tome and is surprising ...

... are shown by which the birds are broughi the focus of the camera. Dr. Francis Wa be the lecturer on February sth, when 1 111 speak on The Animal World seen from.' the Water. This lecture is quite unique. deals with the appearance of fish, bird, I and ...