... Giron gives himself away with Belgian naicete to the journalists who have flocked from all parts to Geneva. He claims, in speaking to them, the paternity of the expected infant. Fortunately, or unfortunately, the advent of the latter has been officially ...

... I should avoid, simply because I understand that the sentries there are reinforced by the Metropolitan Police—a fact which speaks conclusively for the official estimate of the value of sentries. In case any one who read the article in last week's TRUTH ...

... sometimes not seeing the doctor for days together, and being prescribed for in his absence by the matron. Evidence of patients who speak to what they have gone through, and who can be found when wanted, has been given from time to time in TRUTH, not only on these ...

... TRUTH. to speak) the Line of life ; and certainly to a man beyond the Equator things present an aspect widely different from what they did while he was still in northern latitudes. However, this is outside my story. That. story has to do with certain ...

... Zealand industry, and the New Zealander is entitled and wants to reap the full reward of his enterprise. Mr. Booth tells me he speaks from experience, having spent twenty years in New Zealand, during which time he visited every part of the colony. He is p ...

... this year paid the following dividends :-50 per cent. in January, 55 per cent. in June, and 60 per cent. this month. I cannot speak as to future dividends, but prospects are quite good. The low-grade stuff is in the main reef, which is not opened up, and ...

... that they were unfounded. It is only fair to the management of the hospital to mention this; and to add that my correspondent speaks in high terms of the surgeon in charge, and encloses photographs showing that the description the buildings as sheds was ...

... TRUTH. concluded this epistle. I call that a very friendly and considerate letter. Lord X. speaks from experience. I should doubt whether any living Englishman knows his Turkey as well as he. I agree with you. It is most friendly of him to write ...

... authority that this Kate of dividend will be maintained and paid at end of present month (December). The concern is not on speaking terms with the recognised works of reference, and one has no data to verify these statements. But, if they be literally true ...

... postponed. I have had an interesting letter from a Devonian on the merits of the Devon and Cornwall coasts as winter resorts. Speaking from three years' experience of winter on the Riviera, he says that in point of temperature there is little gained by the ...

... that he inquired into the cc time they were first made, an they were unfounded. It is of the hospital to mention tl spondent speaks in high ter: and encloses photographs she the buildings as sheds I have often warned tho: happen to be teetotallers rampant ...

... still, dear. In wonderment of you. The red rose saw your cheek, dear, The lilies caught your smile The thrush, too, heard you speak, dear, And lost his voice the while. The red rose now dotb weep, dear, Each lily hangs its head ; The thrush dumb—you sleep ...