... material, and French and Gennan and ! eren Erllish officers antd non-tomnmissionerl . officers *orer ornaaged the clrilling of corn- iaondoes wits perfe tred STores and provisions 5 oree importodl in huae quuantities. and ti ej Boers procured lfit) miodern ...

... l (A Company), labourer. 32 C-n. I .,;rco Street. A. '-S. irie. Nt in Doig (E Coinopanyl. engineer, i. Menzie- Ro.adl A. N. Law (L Company), joiner, 34 Chapel iSrrcea | Ge-orge WT. l' dd;'ton (F Company), joiner, 1 31 *rts'itttr , -tot ei'itlae W inc. ...

... Examination 4of the Incorporated Law Society of the Umited Kingdom, and have served at least five years ! (or three years, if a university graduate) in the - office of a, duly accredited solioto Beyond s knowledge of law, the subjects are easy. They d comprise ...

... vans. i PERFORMING ANEIAALS. The HOME SECREiTARY, in reply to Mr HT D. Greene, said loal authorities had power . to snake bye-law; for the good rule and suppres- aion of nuisances connected with public exhibi- 3 tions of animals. They oculd not deal with ...

... MR BUCHANAN AND MAR CROMBIE r ON FISHER MIOGRATION. ,Ml DRYCE AND THIE ) UORAY FIRTH. In Committee of Supply in the House of Corn- mons on Friday. MI Bucha nioveol to reduce by $100 the d vote for £310,619 in respect of salaries and cx_ ' i penses of the ...

... substantitlly sotrid, have always assumed the form and colotir of the economic conditions t which have goverred social life. In a corn- niercial age, we have a commercial Church. S There are, doubtless, many who will not admit ; -the sounduess of my premises ...

... from 14ihs. of chaff to 401bs. of roots, the whole to be thoroughly incorporated, and to which may at some time be added the corn or cake they are allowed. The quantity for the whole dairy should tihen be thrown into a heap and left for twelve hours to ...

... Scotland Liberal Unionist Aseociations, the chief .epeaker being the Right Eon. A. J. BaMfour. Two hours before the proceedings corn. .menced the hall was cramnmed. The 'building is reckoned to bold 5000 permous, and apLplications' for tickets -to the'numlber ...

... deferred in the meanteme. fornr Vzsi James flay, convener of the Finance Camt- not ituties, said chat at the meeting of the corn-; cedE mittes he asked tbhe gentlemen present if they' 1st]I -would he prepared to receive Col~onel Itines in repL ordier that ...

... aconseal. The Advocate-Depute had eug- C bh gested that law agents generally required look. at lng after in these matters. His own experiene' id Watt that there was no set of meet more honour-3 if kale than law agents. IT there was anything J O. brought against ...

... Anmendement Bill and the Shop onuns st Acts Amoendaent Bill were withdirawn. .n Sir J. Ltes-a brought in a h-)ilt to a-mend -the law i- relating to non-countv boroughse. NEWS FROM CENA. . r eS On the motina for the adjournment. : a, Sir H. C. BANNFRbMAN asked ...

... then read the twenty- 1 th-ird. annuall ren~r:, it Which he0 dealt at lengthi 55 * ,with -the protecition, of mnesnbess in law courts or it 1 ohriesnlazic~uno tsgiektbion, and general I l xtat ins ticn5~ the scervce, Referring Ito the i d' wxi OLod Africa ...