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It would be all but impossible for the House of Commons to maintain this position if it were doomed to frequent and inevitable dissolutions. Frequent dissolution of Parliament means frequently recurring cost, struggle, anxiety, wear and tear, to the members; and; of course, it meant all this in much higher measure during the reign of George the Second than it could mean in the reign of Victoria.

Then, on the plea of making a rapid tour of the outposts of the Colony, he organised a move on Wanganui. He went thither by sea, with a contingent of troops and a body-guard of leading Maori chiefs. 'These, Sir George smiled, 'had been vowing all sorts of handsome things to me, and I took them at their word.

Presently there rose a cry from below. Mr. George looked about. The party of horsemen hallooed: Mr. George yoicked. Rose set her horse to gallop up; Seymour Jocelyn cried 'fox, and gave the view; hearing which Mr.

"I'll climb up among the branches and shake them. I've often done it." "How are you going to climb such a big tree, when you can't get your arms around it?" Bert demanded. "I'll show you," answered George. "Do you see this little thin tree, growing close to the big chestnut?" "Yes," Bert answered.

"Our Congressman, old Jinks, has my claim," he said, turning to Sam. "But he doesn't seem to be able to do anything with it." "He's my uncle," said Sam, fearing that he might hear something against his worthy relative. "So you're George Jinks' nephew, are you? Are you goin' to be a captain? Do tell! I read about it in the Slowburgh Herald last week. I'm real glad to see you.

ASHER. What's Mr. George got to do with it? The cases are different. I don't see that, Mr. Pindar. Every man, no matter who he is, has to decide a thing like this for himself. GEORGE. Bert's right, dad. ASHER. You say he's right, when you know that I need every hand I can get to carry out this contract? GEORGE. He's going to make a contract, too. He's giving up all he has.

The partners themselves were uncommunicative; even Whiskey Dick, who since his remarkable social elevation had become less oracular, much to his own astonishment, contributed nothing to the gossip except a suggestion that as the fiery temper of George Kearney brooked no opposition, even from his brother, it was better they should separate before the estrangement became serious. Mr.

Presently a little cackle from Jacky. "I find um!" "Find what?" asked Robinson, without looking up. "A good deal yellow stone," replied Jacky, with at least equal composure. "Let me see that," said George, with considerable curiosity; and they both went to Jacky.

When he opened the little rusty covered diary and those beautiful yellowback government gold notes fluttered to the ground there was a tense silence. Both George and his wife could not believe their eyes. Perhaps, to tell the truth, they had never before seen even one yellowback note, and hardly understood what they were.

W. Sampson, Leon C. Field, F. R. Lees, Norman Kerr, Canon Farrar, Canon Wilberforce, Dawson Burns, Wm. Ritchie, George Duffield, C. H. Fowler, Wm. Patton, Adam Clarke, J. M. Van Buren, S. M. Isaacs, Wm.