"EXCELLENT CUISINE. SEPARATE STABLES."
_West-Country Paper._
The WISE KING must have had a presentiment of this arrangement when he
wrote: "Better a dinner of herbs, where love is, than a stalled ox and
hatred therewith."
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"The Premier (Sir Alexander Peacock) said that many years
ago, when the world rang with the atrocities of Turks, Rev.
Dr. Parker startled the whole world when, in a fiery address
on those awful atrocities which were visited on the
Christians, he cried, 'Dod damn the Sultan.' Now, when they
heard of the cruelties and indescribable sufferings which had
been visited upon the innocent people in order to satisfy the
ideas of one man they could say, 'Kod damn the Kaiser.'
(Great cheers)."--_Sydney Daily Telegraph._
Strong language for a Premier! But the printer has done his best to
tone it down.
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