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... of ■ reel ooatrary to the raleaand oat of place the Local (lorarnaaaat Board aanclioaa earn*. Ib* mlnntes of both meeting* war* read, attar which Hr. Hiller, who had attended the drat meeting, explained that former maoUng of the committee it waa renal ...
... ol dewy aliynena, amiiething in* deiicrileilily pure and mill in the gaze, au awiitly wlthuiawn, lier clear eyea. This look war. the mote .Hiking taken in con* neetlou with tlie .tatneaqne erect ness of Iter kin re. He air of proud repoae. In the liglit ...
... noteworthy that though the M ii-hals have taken prominent a part in the military oik of Frame, very few have become Ministers of War. iirst to do was Viliam, and w.as three limea chosen for the po. t. mysterious and rather picturesque incident i- mutiny the ...
... CATALOGUE OF EXHIBITS. PRICE ONE PENNY. We have received a copy of the Diamond Fields Advertiser Mail Summary of Kimberly, South Africa, containing long lecture delivered by Mr. M. Cornwall before a literary society on Home Rule. We do not quite see the suitability ...
... ller':>ert was the rlo*e f ien I of >fr. Ol.Mlstotie, and was very nearly tiie Min e age. His la'snrs and anxieties Minister War doling the (Vi nem struggle nnc| icdion ihl. broke hisheilth. It was aM.iga'ar circnmstauje. nmdi o served n;»on at the ti w ...
... for Home Affairs —* Rig)it Honourable 11. H. Asquith. Secretary of State for the Colonies—• Marquis of Secretary of State for War —'night Honourable H. MMpbell-Hanuernian. Secretary State for India Honour able H. Fowler. Chancellor the Duchy Lancaster * ...
... sumptuous dinner provided by the home club, said dinner not proving conducive to their playing form, they again donned their war (taint, and for the second time paid visit to Monaghan's enclosure. There was no doubt that the match would come off this time ...
... aa well the inflicting of minor smUnesa upon their nmfaderalro. hiieaalf aamaainalsd on the way with hia family to Hoolh Africa, where they had born with Govern-neat faada and under the cloak of eeency. The man detailed to wort ontlhia echo me vanmaaati ...
... readies 43. A HRF-ssiNTt which formerly belonged to Ralzoc has lieen found the French troops in the Royal Palace at Alsmiey, in Africa. It is red velvet, embroidered in gold, anil was presented to the great novelist in Paris one of his admirers. Ilalzac never ...
... been hitherto Tbe news from China may cause some thoughtful persons to speculate upon the probable effects of a great naval war in which maritime power like England should take part. The Chinese passenger steamers fly the German flsg. but what pennon would ...
... favourable the maintenance of European peooe. In connection with the approaching evacuation of Uganda by the British East Africa Company, I have deemed it expedient authorise a Commissioner experience and ability to examine on the spot, with adequate ...
... iimMlc i*6 h’*ly ro-o from behind the of (firlft, ami, coming forward, said in cm iuudly cold and mmiotonoa. TOicu : Tile War Office has decided an exftcriment'to organise signaling companies for service in theticid, andthc Coiniiiandcr-in-Chicf has ...