... sleeping cars travelling through various European countries.. In his work he 'a helped by pa exceptional gift for languages; he speaks English with perfect fluency . and with only the. slirtitest foreign intonation - , and he has besides a good. knowledge of ...

... every time. There are no such things as scientific tariffs; tariffs cannot be reduced to mathematical propositions. We were speaking some time back to an old-time Protectionist—when we did not possess Fiscal Autonomy—who is now a Free Trader. He had all ...

... sustained at this season of the year speaks well for the showing at the Brand Central. value of a production, as the general llempry has all the tricks of his protheatregoer is the great purveyor of secret fission, so to speak. at his finger tips. criticism ...

... produce in the darkest night by pressing a little button in the wall. ACTIONS OF YESTERDAY. We wish to speak to a distant Mond. anti his voice speaks to us from a Utak disc on the wall or desk. Actions of yesterday, of people in the remotest corners of ...

... Coe. femurs of /Iliad/TWO at the 'Jame?. foto non. %WWI Street. aad Miss Jane Addams presided at this theOrd Sr W. 0. Ores speaking on morning's session of the Women's In. Cataclysmic liteferY: Owl Were Invited temational Congress held in University fto ...

... prisoners are sent through the Joel always reminds me of the quick exchanging of slides in a magic lantern when the lecturer is speaking against time. Long Nose was carrying on his betting business in the basement of a tenement. Ills table was strewn with all ...

... he had been out for walks with Mrs. Pearce on many oceuions. He had also kissed her many tane•s. He had I heard petitioner speak in an abusive manner towards his wife. His sisterin-law was a woman of the highest character. Crom.-examined. witness admitted ...

... peacemakers with the officials of the Miners' Federa- Ition has been requested, sad will probably take place on Saturday nsorn- speaking at Eastbourne last night. the Rev. Dr. .1. •H. Rushbrook, Presi. dent of the Baptist Union. referring to 'criticisms in the ...

... else, the difficulty, namely, that our young dramatists have not an audicnce to listen to th¢m. There are not enough Irish-speaking pcople in Dublin or the other cities to kecp a theatrc going and to go touring the Gaedhealtacht is not financially feasible ...

... the course which had ken adopted. ASSOCIATION'S FUTURE. The Pri•sident then ilea:* with the of the Veterinary Record. • Speaking of the future, lie said that at no tins• in the history of their had there 6141 greater need for nit increase in their membership ...

... ilititled to representation on that Commission. Ile did not know anyone in the country that should two in a liett:r i position to speak with authority on the subject of technical education than a representative of their Organisation They had made a demand for ...

... detailing an interview which Comdt. Dowd had with him. COMM. Dowd laid he had been told by a civilian that he tatriowth had been speaking to Donoghue. Avulses, replied that he never remembered b e .c, i n Donoghue ompany. Coma. Dowd cautioned him. and told him ...