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... Freemamle, who has held the command Suakim for somo time past, has reconnoitred much of the ground to traversed. Major-General Hudson, who has been given tho command of tho Indian contingent, will, it is believed, have oontrol of 3,000 men, asitis probable ...
... Yankees have held their possession ISM 1851. Sir is not a bad judgo, and although I am informed that the Amer cans intecd movf heaven and earth so as to ke» p their prize, I should not bo in the least. i ...
... ; E, Cooper (98 sees.) second ; and A. E. Cocke (5 sees..) third. An obstacle race , was won by A. Blew ; Mr. Kalli, who allowed 10 sees, to Blew, being second. A water polo match between Shanklin (Captain, A. H. Mew), and Sandown (Captain, P. Martin) ...
... length time, comparatively speaking, it was under observation, during which it traversed about ninth of the circle of the heavens iu perfectly horizontal direction. Errand-Boy and Tarts. Microbes writes to us as follows under yesteraay s date:—Whilst ...
... consequently no well-heads. All the fresh water in Venico for household purposes has to be caught in rainy weather from the heavens above * cisterns bruit the Byzantine system. Godwin and Bntcfaor, of Bedford-row. At the time it was very truly denominated ...
... WITH THE PAST. By the death: of Miss Clara Lowe, daughter of Sir Hudson Lowe, an interesting link with the past has been severed, as a correspondent of the “Times” points out. Sir Hudson was an officer in the British Army before the French Revolution, ...
... Remai ug Stock of Silk Delaine and Mus- wen hur Ww il the ra 1 Slouwes at specially reduced prices to | man- Thomas. Sir Hudson Kearley would SALE be n so did Smart Model Gown in Striped Robing cle r. have been present had not his attendance i x t nd ...
... early next week. grand un- le. I're.âer;. k William IV.. w.,0. , of softenine the braan i _ c. ⢠⢠posi.iw.y « * fir Hudson Kfarlfr, »m&kiEf: from think.ng of , satuifaetory progress toward* recovery, is The Speakers Wig. 'expected to return to ...
... not drop down from heaven any more than bishops, though little girl in his congregation, evidently uuder that delusion, had recently said to her mother during a tiring sermon; “I am tired now, mother; can’t the bishop back to heaven?** Sir, Ton stuck your ...
... induce Sir Eric Geddes retire for his country’s good. In the one case, too, might get some houses built. the other, might allowed travel train; if only for treat.— Momis# Poet. *• BY THE WA» The inaoripfcion on th« sfcon« grave th© unknown warrior minister ...
... Bank of IJreiand. Pile Memorial Vdwin Russell to Martha Ellen Lepik. Presen Benk of Liverpool and Ltd John Rooms, addrees 45, Hudson-road. Po uth Gir liigh Sehool prize distribution, Bank of Scotland Town lis Barclays Bank, Ltd. 44, FRATTON ROAD, DeEAsTHS ...
... Society, through its local Secretary (Mr. 1 Tha t the Guardians should grant, Labrador coast. he ship had to stop C. G, Wood, 7, Hudson-road, Southsea) is relief on condition that the recipient per- = steaming and drifted with the bi secking to arrange outings ...