... s where the Yarns once started are, hard to check, and our Ihosti'a bears off Miss Newchiscn tobhelp prepnare the on teru menu of the champagne lunch with which, in! the early sixties, those misguided importers of the first hatch of gray rabbit immigrants ...

... to£305. The totacoletedithe town considerably exceeds £50 For the past two months thle emnployds at the works of the E MIae Menu- factorinI Qpmpany hare been atriiaiig ach *eek to a local ftid, for the relief ofthe wives and failies of reservists at the ...

... get potatoes. Happily, we are now y allowed to buy whatever we please, so we have been able St to organise a mess, and our menu is reinforced by bacon, ie porridge, preserves vegetables, potted meats, pickles, w tobacco &c. Each day we send ont our orders ...

... roao'i f autuuia over a great part of Western aid ti, e the harvests and pasturaze have failed t Y as to create a famine. Timell menu r taken by my Government and bv tie rut eO* a States affected to relieve suneler- and e ! starvation. I regret to add that ...

... officers dined at the Kimberley Club, vhten it is to be pre- sucned that something more appetising that horse- flesh graced the menu. After leaving Klip Drift, on the 1pptr Modder, where the onlyanpptach to serious resistance was experienced, General French's ...

... thepeers~. ItOI came oub in tha course of a discussion initiated by f. Lord Blythawood, who 'wants the immediate 'enroi- mi menu of 10,000more volunteers to fill the ?? wi in South Africa. The. difficultyi as the Minister ex- ooi plained, is that'while ...

... inexpressible joy thrfughoit the empire. 'Following within forty-eight hours of the surrender of, CROE;JE and his four thousand menu at 'Paardeberg, the entry of Lord DtnONDolEALD into the beleaguered city almost$ obliterated all the dis- appointments of the ...

... Western Hotel. This was the eleventh annual dinner of the Union, and there *as a large attendance of ladies and gentle. men. The menu contained the c:racteristio Welsh dishes, such as potas cenin, or leek soup, and cig defod rhsost, which means roast Welsh ...

... paper *-A particularly appropriate menu was composjd 3 for the ?? and wounded officers at the Claremont Sanitariuam on the 1st instant, the day on which the e r news of the relief of Ladysmith was received in town. The menu begins with the words 'Remember ...

... obltain a betterI supply of papil teacbher, and to giv6s them better traioin1g. -Thie Rev. W. GI. Itirn secoaddd tle amnend-' menu-tMr. )Xa3JNtRc sursgesed that Mr. Ansell mniht embody in iis resolution that part of the atnendmeneb. approving of the abolition ...

... had protested against the support given to one- of the belligerents by a neutral Power. .The fact that the French 'Paxlia- menu protested would reserve French rights in future. M1. Georges Berry admitted that Frahee could not act alone, bat thought it ...

... 'sequence'of havin somn te.Tey were totally different amen ontecniae'pafr and the -com- mitte-e room, ewa la heewa Local Go~vern- menu Board, soa era h or of guardians were Compsed of the prsnt class of men. - Mr. Brockhue- (West _Bromwiohi) s-uggested. that ...