... + ♦ Speaking of big pricos, I that, not to speak the ,£5 a cran at Castlebay and Oben they turned the corner cran, an Avocli boat on Wodnesday, at Castle bay, had over 40 crons at the big money. But one boal does not moan a fleet more than one swallow ...

... sessions last month Cmdr. Campbell replied to one question in the following terms: “I know that the Scots object very much to speaking of Great Britain as England, but I think England is such a nice-sounding word. It is much nicer sounding word than Great ...

... PICTURES OF THE WEEK. fc m THE MAN THE HOURSIR EDWARD CARSON SPEAKING AT ANTRIM. {Photo, ...

... was not happy in his plea for countrymen he was still less so in his English speaking interpreter. After his first sen bad been translated M. Clemenceau called to him to speak up. The interpreter made another effort which twice called forth another sharp ...

... so no longer. The new Duke of Argyll speaks Gaelic. The Duke of Atholl is the only other duke who knows rhak tongue, and his heir, the Marquis Tuhibardine, M.P., is erne of the omy two M.P.’s from Scotland who speak Gaelic. The other M.P. Mr lan MacPheraon ...

... Traitor.” He had barely resumed his address when another woman shouted, protest against your speaking at this meeting. You are a traitor. You are working for a oomprom sed peace.” Much hubbub followed, and two men responded to his lordship’s request escort ...

... The Conduct of the Huns. As soldier speaking the enemy. Sir John French was far from depreciating tho fighting qualities the Germans. To the troops the Emperor William paid a soldier’s chivalrous tribute. But they are no greater than other soldiers,” ...

... white and drawn,, but the others.gave no sign of emotion. Whispered Remark. Count Ilanfzau, when M. CJemoncoau had finished speaking, and before Captain Mantoux had begun hia English translation, turned to Herr Lancfeborg, Jus right hand neighbour, and whispered ...

... Lawrenoo. who is to contest the seat with that as the main plank of his platform, and support of whom Mr Ramsav Mac Donald was to speak. When the party appeared—Mr Joseph F. Duncan, who presid-Ml; Mr Ramsay Mac Donald, Mr and Pethiok Lawrence, Mrs Crawford, Mr ...

... “ Don’t you think it absurd speak of man ’ being made dust, doctor ” 1 think term more appropriate girls.” “And why?” They such a lot of trouble when they get into a fellow’s eye.” ...

... thousand men jor Aberdeen’s Territorial Army. Lieut.- Colonel J. K. Dunlop, Assistant Adjutant-General of the Territorial Army, speaking at the opening of the rally in the Music Hall on Monday, (“Weekly Journal” Copyright.) • ...

... ** * » An eloquent Irish candidate, speaking of a certain eminent statesman, said;-—“ His smooth tongue that ferpont which lures but destroy, and which holds out sugar-plum* one hand, while the other it hold* dagger behind it* back.” ...