... with another, and to the detriment of the other as be did on Monday. He received a deputation of Styrian students., and in speaking to them he said (so the Daily Neer* correspondent avers), I think God made us Germans stronger, manlier than the Austrians ...

... land and jewels. The British Omer: , meet even now pips the temple a Tawiik I , f or ..r Be. 2000 a year. - - Ti' Time* India speaks highly of Colonel Trevor. who is now on his way home after 37 years service in the Civil and Pohtioal Service of lndia. Colonel ...

... other through Amersham, Aylesbury, and Banbury. For the railway traveller by far the i best and most interesting route—or, to speak by the grammatical card, by far the better and more interesting—is from Paddington. It is a delightful run. Not until you come ...

... through the opposition of a great majority the faculty. Doctor Holmes had inclined to the Lasing side. On this occasion after speaking in his most perfect style on woman as saurus, be concluded I have always felt that this was rather the vocation of woman ...

... fieze-Ctharg, whom people will persist in calling the Duke of Edinbargli—just fur year, after he had that title they would speak and write of him as Prince Alfred—was there, looking very well. though he is now quite the middlreged gentleman. The Holland ...

... strongly criticised. Sir E. Harland and Mr. W. Allan also remarked adversely upon this policy of the Admiralty. The former, speaking from the experience of his own firm, held that no really satisfactory watertube boiler had yet been designed which be should ...

... induced the British Government to take up his case, and was successful in procuring his release. Both the professor and his wife speak English fluently, but they prefer to converse in French. ACCORDING to statistical reports, there are in America fully 9000 ...

... three months, and he avoids me.-Mr. Marsh : I do not.-Mr. Dunlop if a person had not spoken to me for three months I should speak before I went to bed.-Mr. Memory joined the members at the other table, and later an undignified wrangle arose between Mrs ...

... illness in Rome. AL Faux Ferns, the President of the Freneb Republic, according to a Parisian literary journalist, not only speaks English fluently, but is fond of reeding English and American books. The President's favourite English author is Charles Dickens ...

... and on this understanding the amendment was withdrawn. An amendment by Mr. Thornton to exclude from the bill the English-speaking portion of Pembrokeshire was opposed by Mr. Asquith, who ridiculed the idea of a small loch majority being taken out of ...

... Nap off Ulm saalber ▪ se that is districts whore the l S prevails the mans are on • sort of treadmill. it. sod always, so to speak, obliged to beep morons. It is sweated with the most active forme of sheepfarming. and prevails in the favoured aunties of ...

... a real match. There Aare been inseams, of coarse, when them testsbare been the mesas of disclosing talent, but genemlly speaking they MU us little. The man who did best in the Cambridge match are Messrs. U.Byrne,- Thompson. LA. !Rudd, W. Y. Hemingway ...