Manders, of the Mounted, welcomed them with the best he had.

Manders was a dark-bearded man, big for the North-West Police.

Manders could give him no information.

Manders had suggested that they had better wait a day or two, but the man-hunters were anxious to be on the trail.

At last a sapper named Manders, with half a dozen Gurkhas behind him, ran across the open space, and while the Gurkhas shot through the loop holes and kept the fire down, Manders fixed his gun cotton at the bottom of the door and lighted the fuse.

At last a sapper named Manders, with half a dozen Gurkhas behind him, ran across the open space, and while the Gurkhas shot through the loop holes and kept the fire down, Manders fixed his gun cotton at the bottom of the door and lighted the fuse.

Manders is recommended for the Victoria Cross.

The Catholic party composed songs in opposition to the Reformers; and we have psalms and songs by Utenhove, the painters Luc de Heere and Van Mander, by Van Haecht and Fruytiers.

Mr. Manders, do you get the wounded on board and carried below.

"Looks like a Gerry-mander!" ejaculated another; and the term stuck long and closely.

MANDER, faire savoir par lettre; donner ordre de venir.

MANDER, LINDEN A. Foundations of modern world society.

Linden A. Mander (A); 8Sep69; R468253.

By A. E. Mander.

By Linden A. Mander.

May Pratt Mander (W); 6Jun75; R607167.

MANDER, LINDEN A. Foundations of modern world society.

Linden A. Mander (A); 8Sep69; R468253.

By A. E. Mander.

By Linden A. Mander.

May Pratt Mander (W); 6Jun75; R607167.

Karl van Mander, an early writer on Flemish art, was poetically enthusiastic in praise of Margaretha, calling her "a gifted Minerva, who spurned Hymen and Lucina, and lived in single blessedness.