... &wLion commenced, the enemy's line was too extended, and thus found itself exposed to the French fire, which was sustained by the advanced forts cf Metz. Those circumstances, and a fake movement which the rues- elans executed on their right Riank, were most ...

... Woodcock, Graves, ater Toininon, Goodwin, Lite, Sim, Kirby, tain Gete, Heathooc, Davison, T. Cook, Hope, con-. Woocck Eeapy, fake; Jones, Oldain, Thomp- ore- son, Clarke, Lloyd,'aud T. H. Jackson. did THE SEWERING QUESTION AT OXTONi Mid In moving the adoption ...

... potent that alarm was felt regarding the stability of Ittestrongest houses. In every part of the t own, but especially in exposed situations, the streets were completely littered by the wreck of chimneys, chimeney cans, and thousands of' slates torn from ...

... Chapter of St. Denis, and t =u'ether its tactic's are said to have greatly X 'arrassed the Cabib , co much so indeed is ',ft fake them he ?? forward the * ...

... a perfect flood of light I all iti i: ois~t soil, and thle prodigious tittountt of decaying vegetables noattor atitually exposed after the inutidatiosts to- this fervid tayt of cthe torrid buit, with a I-hat surface often covered withi forest, soil little ...

... Council would have concealed hi±,at Scdoengd brunn, or perhaps at Mfunich. He cannot remain | in the capital of France without exposing his in- -firmity, should he be in the condition that has been represented. The following is an extract from the letters ...

... accusracy and doing tremendous exe- cution, for the enemy were preserst in very large nueinwrs, and in pieces considerably exposed. -By thi time the enemy held the whole hill behind Smith's Farm and Dandee Kopje, rig't away ,to the south, in which direction ...

... which cheating iun- mediately takes place. The object is said to be to protect: tlhe lower classes- the real effect is to expose them to fraud, asid to make theni pay a higher price by the pre- mium necessary to cover the risk of violating the law. The ...

... the letter ? Mr. EVANS I do not hardly at present, but I syiall shortly do so. and I will then bring it before the Board and expose the fellow. Mr. said he had nothing to do with the letter. Mr. EVA, S: If Mr. Whiffen knew that I had made such an offer, ...

... together from scraps and shred~ Aolf nfqr -atio which have come to me of late from various quarters ndh di verse ways. WWhat I fake to be an established fact, however, is this that the men assembled at Mafeking were brought there with a view to the contingency ...

... they had got fixcd, and fixed they remained, till a stoker came and Wrelched them off ivith a pair of pincers. Fea'ring to expose his ignor:ance he answered every communication with a polite Ich danlke sehr. I-e said this once too often, for standing ...

... got 400, Mr, Williams's commission was not exorbitant. Then the manuscript was in Arthur Orton's own writing, so that, if a fake from the reports of the trial it was, he was one of the fakers. Finally, he went round to the People only three months ago ...