... proceeded to speak in ciieering therms. They had been so successful in their four months' rgita- tion that he thought that they would be strong enough soon to ask anst obtain anything which they ought rea- sonably to receive. After speaking in warmn terms ...

... the revolution of September has crushed the chances of all the members of the. Bourbon da nasty is another thing. If I were speaking of the politics of any other country I should say, Yes, but in this nation, where each man belongs to a different party, ...

... wreck, gummed together. Commissioner F. C. Fuller read a paper on Fiihi and Rotuma, which induced a Wesleyan missionary to speak about his printing-press in Fiji and his publication in the vernacular of portions of the Bible and The Pilgrim;s Progress ...

... THE STRANGE CASE OF SIR HENRY CAMPBELL AND MR. BANNERMIANT. I have heard something said about some one speaking with TWO VoIcES. Well, such a thing does occasionally OCCUI-.-SIR HJENRY CAMPBELL-BANNERAIAN, Oct. 23, 1899. ...