... is one long record of wars. It opened with the !ft:bNapoleonic War; it saw in its earlier years etties of and Waterloo. To speak only of wars waged professedly Christian na- tions, Austria . wit the great wars of with and of Germany with Frames. of 'the ...

... imagination. We shall certainly none of us perform the same feat again. In a short time the Twentleili Crodury will, so to speak, begin to assert itself. Its first few years belong to the Nineteenth Century. It has not had time to fashion itself. to form ...

... England an example in this matter which they would do well to follow. Ile was not speaking of course from the point of view of any one party in the least- he was not speaking from the point of view of any one interest in the least, but he was very clear ...

... Wednewlay, the 26th. he was coming up Marston Ferrylane, and saw the deceased sitting on a style by Mr. Use's field. He did not speak to Ler. Shortly latter be saw her again sitting on the seat at the top of the lane. She asked him the time. and he I told hoc ...

... many factories in order to supply the English m*ket In the United States bacon-curing is a national industry. In America they speak of hogs as if they were crops. Thus a paper recently stated that there were five or six acres of barrelled pork piled up three ...

... well. The reasons which led him to believe defendant was drrink were because he smelled very strongly of liquor and could not speak clearly.—Arnold lon oath) stated that he was not drunk, and that be fell down through being tired and exhausted. He had done ...

... himself before him a finelooking Hindu in threadbare dress, who began addressing him excitedly in Sanskrit. Few Hindus ran speak Sanskrit. and Max Muller at once re. mggised an extraordinary man beneath the poor garb. When he answered in Sanskrit and asked ...

... ABSOLUTELY NECESSARY 10 SEE IT THROUGH. Speaking et Plymouth on Wedeeeday. Major(Sensual Pole-Carew that when be left HoMatt Poort it was thought that the rear, as war. was over. and that only polies work had to be serried on; otherwise he should not ...

... mast feel that one of the most remarkable features of the British Empire at the present time was that it depended strictly speaking upon a Volunteer Army, end herein they showed themselves to be very bold, end some nations in the European concert thought ...

... Chairman, having wished the company a happy New Year and continued prosperity to the Col el Serranta' Cricket Clnb, proceeded to speak on the balarnee'sbeet. Ile said they would have seen they had the substantial balance of nearly L'l4 In hand—(applause). One ...

... contempt of the labourer in their aggressive and Naisileortie manners Note that the writer not speaking of the country squire.: but of thr tanners. speaking are disappearing and great fanners rire taking their place This is nut the case in Oxfordshire ...

... well-knit and broad-shouldered. He has the raven-black hair of his redekinned secretors, and their straight, well-shaped nose. He speaks English with the fluency, accuracy, and correctness of pronunciation of a cultivated Iletton. Mr. Brant-Otero has mot returned ...