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... ENGLAND AGAINST THE WORLD. I was told by one of the hon. gentlemen who preceded me that nothing would satisfy him but that should have |*owerful fleet in the Channel You will have, before six weeks have passed, not only powerful fleet iu the Channel, ...
... greatness has beirotten for us. Let him demand th'we sum* of money, those extension* in men and equipments, those precautions abroad and at home which will I nit the in position not to defy the world, but to notify our enemies that England armed against any c ...
... “OF WHAT USE WILL CYPRUS BE TO ENGLAND? ‘““ Dryaspust,” in a letter to The Times, says: —*“*oOf what use will Cyprus be to England? This i* a question whih many will be asking just now. The following statements of the great historian Niebuhr, who was ...
... THE ART OF OLD JAPAN: ITS USES AND I tABUSES IN ENGLAND. A lecture was delivered on' Monday evening, at the Masonic Hall, New Street, in connoction with the 13ir- ming-iram School of Art, by Mr. CI 1'foundes. of iondoer (for man years resident in J'apan) ...
... IN MEMOKIAM. The grandest man this world’s produced Alas! has pass’d away, Beloved, respected by us all, Old England mourns the day When cruel Death knocked at that door— Oh ! stern and bitter foe That precious life obeyed the call: Deep is the nation’s ...
... ENGLAND. CHINESE CADDY, containing lbs. of really good Black Tea, seat carriage free to any railway station or market town in England, on receipt of 40/-, by PHILLIPS Co., Tea Merchants, 8, King William Street, London, EC. A Price and Store Book Free ...
... ENGLAND AT KHARTOUM. The victory at Omdurman is one - upon which Englishmen of every class and party may justifiably congratulate themselves, declares the Speaker. It was a great feat of arms, brilliantly conceived and nobly accomplished. Already it has ...
... in the people. We ma* am isibwrest to themselves and as adwawbga Be the world. Their present condition of lawdriavery and sani-etarvatioa in • world Sem is for all should make us elhaine. ...
... But France ostentatiously and notoriously refused to share in the heat and burden of the day, which devolved upon England. and England alone. Neither was it France that encountered the tremendous onset of the intrepid fanatics of the Desert, who threatened ...
... OF ENGLAND, STOLEN. A remarkably daring and audacious robbery from the counter of the Bank of England took place shortly after one o'clock on Sa , urday afternoon. it appears that a clerk in the employ of Coutts's Bank went to the Bank of England with ...
... IN CHRISTIAN ENGLAND. Timms can be no doubt that the use of lead in the manufacture of earthenware, of bricks, and of other gcxxls, places human life in danger. A sad and long death-roll bears testimony to this. In the Potteries, where lead hss wrought ...
... extended trial. I hS found your Glycsrine Jujubes sof corialdwel benefit in almost all forms of throat disease. A CUP. —A Cal gymia will used, • prowiripthoe for in. oars for all those from errors and indlowesterse of rase. Why, physloal mad early deal groat ...