... really that they were not engaged upon any occupation of the kind. They were endeavouring to bring under one umbrella, Soto speak, all persons in the parish of Chiswick whose views were not reactionary. It was the object of the League to make the municipal ...

... man for uttering such an absurdity in the presence of the Shah. Yon blame me without canoe, said the peasant. I do not speak without reflection, for the wise do not reckon that time which has been lost in folly and the cares of the world. I therefore ...

... often happened that when au officer ceased to be a company officer he lost touch with the men of a particular company, but, speaking personally, he could assure them that he had no intention of so doing. He had to congratulate the Chiswick Company upon its ...

... question, who would they rather follow—the Young Man who had succeeded, or the Old Man who had failed ? (renewed applause). Speaking deliberately, and with all respect for the vast intellectual ability and the marvellous physical energy that distinguished ...

... sense of honour and an outspoken, fearless disposition ; exacting, somewhat critical, and rather cynical, never hesitating to speak oat plainly, and to the point. Very little sympathy is evident, implying the want of a certain amount of spontaneity and feeling ...

... the affectionate regard which be entertained towards the 'building in which they were assembled ; he (his Grace/ could only speak of Mr. Nelson with affectionate interest, front the knowledge of the great support ho had given to his (the speaker's) brother ...

... seine 30 licences were put back they were deferred, however, through no blame on the part of the holier..— .Ir. Warmsetrav, speaking on the soda-water question, observed that he received from his manufacturer a warranty with the delivery of the goods.—ln ...

... which he observed : It is really very absurd ; everyone here hes forgotten the matter ; at least, those who mention it to me speak in praise of the action of the Board.—ln a letter addressed to the Board, Mr. Millie maid it was stated in the Acton and Chiswick ...

... county, iv reference to the proceedings of that evening. He could, in regard to that matter, assure everybody to whom be was speaking, and all his friends from the other constituencies of the county, that such an idea as that of interfering with the local ...

... Blake,who, the speaker observed, was present and gave the members some excellent advice, at their last annitrenary dinner. Speaking on behalf of the juvenile lodge, of which he had bean elected president, Mr. Otter referred to the great necessity there ...

... Horsley, and yet be vividly realistic. It remains to be seen whether she has succeeded or not :—' The Devil's Best Handmaid.' Speaking last night at a meeting held at Woolwich under the auspices of the National Vigilance Associa• Lion, the Rev. J. W. Horsley ...

... pointer—l'm a setter. Why are thoughtless ladies the very opposite of their mirror. ?—Because the one speaks without reflecting, the other reflect. without speaking. A member of a school committee writes: 4' We have two schoolrooms sufficiently large to accommodate ...