... VALUE SPEAKS. ...

... SPEAKING OF WEDDING PRESENTS, WHAT MORE USEFUL, MORE EFFECTIVE, OR MORE APPRECIATED THAN A QUILT. Ir. Hold one of the largest varieties in the town in WHITE SATIN, . WHITE MARCELLA, WHITE HONEYCOMB, and COLOURED QUILTS, in Sky, Crimson, Pink, and Gold ...

... PREFERRED TO SPEAK ENGLISH. At Bangor Police-court on Wednesday a police-sergeant was called upon to give evidence, and, after being sworn, asked to be allowed to speak in English. The Chairman: Surely you, a sergeant in the Carnarvonshire police force ...

... MALTA TO SPEAK ENGLISH. An order in Council has been issued allowing the use of the English language in the oral end written proceedings in all the courts of Malta in all cases where Englishmen are plaintiffs or de. fendants or witnesses. Hitherto Italian ...

... MINISTER'S PLAIN SPEAKING, In his farewell address on leaving Great Bardfield Chapel to take up a pastorate at Dover, the Rev. Alexander McDonald said that while in Great Rardfield he had learned a lot of new ministerial duties. He found he was expected ...

... MB. KEUGER SPEAKS. REFORMS PROMISED. Mr. Kruger Johannesburg on Saturday, and was received by an enthusiastic crowd, numbering several thousands, and including the Government officials, the Presidents of the Chambers of Mines and Commerce. Addresses of ...

... That unhappy genius, Byron, speaks characteristically of Apples on the Dead Sea's shore All ashes to the taste; while the enthusiastic lover of beauty, Keats, describes an autumn scene, where Bend with apples the mossed cottage _trees. - - We have thus ...

... speaking in Bedford • alluded to the Mr. Henry which the ...

... To SAVE A LADY% HONOUR. SOME PLAIN SPEAKING, At Bow Street, before Mr. de on Thursday, Stephen Hooper. MO, of no ',talon, of 87, Oxford Street, was charged on remand with stealing a cheer - for £l2. the property of Gerald Elhitton Collett,and with forging ...

... DOVERIDGE VESTRY MEETING. THE VICAR'S PLAIN SPEAKING. ACCOUNTS CRITICISED. The annual vestry !nesting was held in the Doveridge Schools on Saturday evening, the Vicar (the Rev. W. J. Adams) presiding. There were also present Lord Waterpark, Messrs. Alfred ...

... continued Mrs. and said, 'Jack will you speak to met' And he did not answer. I said, 'Jack, do speak; we can't live a life like this.' He only replied. 'lf an angel came to earth and pleaded I would not speak to you. I think of you as a thing unborn ...

... TNE ART OF PUBLIC SPEAKING. SOME HINTS FROM A COUNCILWR. At a meeting of the Uttogeter Mutual Improvement Society, held in the Congregational Schookooni last evening, a paper read by Councillor G. R. Hankineen on Public Speaking. Mr. H. Leek was in ...