...most hasty and vague character, and nothing has been put before Parliament to pledge the Government as to what they are to do, and how they are to do it. Under such, circumstances you are suspending the duties of the House of Commons, and I do not hesitate...

...charity. If there be thousands of sufferers, there are millions of sympathisers around them asking eagerly what they are to do, and how they are to do it. Nor do we distrust at all the government of the country. What its measures may be for meeting this...

...and princesses, and great officers of the crown, the marshals and admirals, the Senate, etc., etc. What they are to do, and how they are to do it, all described with a littleness of detail consistent with the littleness of the object of them. Then...

...and princesses, and great officers of the crown, the marshals and admirals, the Senate, etc., etc. What they are to do, and how they are to do it, all described with a littleness of detail consistent with the littleness of the object of them. Then...

...and princesses, and great officers of the crown, the marshals and admirals, the Senate, etc., etc. What they are to do, and how they are to do it, all described with a littleness of detail consistent with the littleness of the object of them. Then...

...course of service, may be directed by military commanders. Such Boards are usually instructed in orders what they are to do, and how they are to do it, cspetially if the duty is an unusual one. In nearly all cases there is little difference in the general...

...self-consciousness. Its leaders seem to have a more than usually distinct and definite conception of what they are to do and how they are to do it. They are not unconsciously or half-consciously carried away by the spirit of the age ; they do not...

...ways, 67, 207. its laws not new, 67, 208 ; how its laws are to be established, 67, 209. its companions, what they are to do, and how they are to do it, ib. ßrst condition of companionship in, HONESTY, 67, 210. word of a companion may be believed without...

...stress should be laid upon the " language side of the work." While it is well that people should know what they are to do and how they are to do it, completeness in results can be realized only when there exists the ability on the part of pupils to...

...be stated. The extent of the powers of executive officers is to be found in the laws, which declare what they are to do, and how they are to do it. (The Floyd Acceptance*, 1 Wall., 667.) If the State ever acquired any interest in, or right of property...