... secures to him a provision during their joint lives, as a consideration for the re-settlement of the est de in remainder upon the youngest sons. Thus are estates quickly re•settled. Now, what is the position of tne reputed owner of one of these large estates ...

... splendid service in saving life was rendered by the gallaut crews of the lifeboats of the lid National Lifeboat lustitution, resettle.; iu the rescue of persons from I and in moat cases from a watery grave. At tioll to chi. it should be noticed that as many ...

... Samoel, Mid that being unable to aecare meat with the United States f>.r parcel post last year, his Majesty's Oorenment made arrangements with an express company for forwarding poet parcels. The United States Government bad since expressed desire tore-open ...

... town and district gathered together by oar Coancil. There never was a time when there wss greater need tor Free Churchmen to unite for common end* than tbo present. need to realise that the things divide us are becoming relatively of less importance, and ...

... supplement substantially the Civil List.” I do not know where the-* “privileged circles” are to be found, unless it ia in some lunatic asylum. There is, of course, not particle ot foundation for any such preposterous report. The Civil List was considerably increased ...

... out of unwilling tenants, would richly deserve the forty shillings when h got them. Plague and pestilence, and famine and civil war, had much to answer for in those stormy times. And yet in the piping times of peace the average workman had not much to ...