... 1 t members was given up, and the Bill I fjslrr ,,i Severe drought and the Boers of the Free States and the wired the nrosperity of the colony to t# , estent. New Zealand the war has assumed new phase. rJt |l ' t espenditure of English money to 'f' after “display of cautious campaigni I,ritish e,lernls Bnd « '- a Idler stiff ...

... The interest Paid to Depo-ltops and Tne by Borrowers. At the half yearly meeting of the Isle of Man Banking Company, held in Douglas on Monday. tH- question, which is one of general interest, was Lrettvfullv dealt with. The ChaIBMAK. inmoving fhe adopt ion of t he report and balance-sheet, said : le ,n assure you it is a matter of sincere gratinca- tion to your directors that they have bee, ...

... TK$ Cards,” or any addition to ths simple of a Marriags'jor Death, subject it to a charge of 2*. 6d. Flathkk.— Dec. 23, Great Horton church, by the Bor. G. M. Webb, incumbent. Mr. Henry Barker to Miss Emma Flather, both of Great Horton. Baldwin—Woodhead.— Dec. 23, at Richmond Terrace chapel, Horton, by the Rer. Rich. Smetham, Mr. John Baldwin to Mias Martha Woodhead, both of Horton. ...