... clerk licks so many stamps that be learrs to speak Gum Arabic. asil the kuowledge sticks to him too. Fahbeu, Faid the editor's little boy, is the new Emperor of Germany an editor? I see when be speaks of himself he says ' We.' No, myson. Thaiiaaword ...

... of beauty, power of organieation, helpfulness to the poor, fidelity, strengtb, kindliness, and the espacity of thinking and speak- ing wrsely. Milton's conception of woman, which was a combination of outward aubrnissiveness with inward self. euffliciercy ...

... and religious dogma is embodied in symbols, whether these dogmas have any basis of trnth or not. 'We speak of Heaven as a place, and it is common to speak of that place as beyond the skies. He ascended into Heaven say millions of lips every Sonday in ...

... broughaso prominently into notceextendingftrom Egypt on the north- to the sources of the Nile on the sauth, should nor. properly speaking, be called the Soadan, its correet name being Nubia. The Sondan proper lies between Senegal on the west and Nubia on the ...

... rapidly dispos- ing of his correspondence; but at our entrance he rises to greet us with simple straightforward courtesy, speaking in quiet-almost confidential-tones, and with such an entiie absence of stiffness or pretension that he makes us at once at ...

... Clerk be instructed to defend the action, and was speaking when Aid Storey rose, and said remarks should not be made on the ?? Barnes thought Ald Storey should not be allowed by the Mayor to get up and speak while he (Aid Barn6s) was addressing the Council ...

... of the party, and discuss the political siusa- ticon with regard to Ireland. MR MORLEY'S MORPETH SPEECIL Mr John Morley, speaking with reference to Parnellisin and Crime, ?? wanted to know wietter these Men, who were their colleagues in Parliament-men ...

... educa- tion is now fashionable; every one supports it. It was not so when mechanics' institutes were started, He proceeded to speak very highly of oratory, for which he said there were three requisites-ample knowledge, a clear style, and a natural delivery; ...

... Gladstone rose to leave the room after a few more speeches had been zmade, and prisoner then attempted to c speak to him, buit Mfr Gladstone would not speak to him, and prisoner then followed him out. Witness then asked the Rev S. E. Gladstone, the rector, who ...

... dignities, have equalled the Pope in the severity of their resentment against those who have set them aside. His Holiness speaks as if he felt he had much at stake; nor is he alone in that opinion, the judgment even of those of another faith, however ...

... of George 171., there has been a desire to live at peace, hold friendly intercourse, and be on good tories, with a people speaking the same language, and of blood relationship witli ourselves. England has never lost sight, nor acted in a manner un- wortlhy ...

... tions in meat imports as unjust in principle and harsh in effect. MR OSBORNE MORGAN AT DENBIGH. g Mr Osborne Morgan, ML.P., speaking on Monday at the opening of a branch of the DenbighabireLiberal Association, said without such organiiation the Liberal party ...