... the blow with the butt-end of a musket included. They went back to M. Daru's house, and on the way the scattered group re-united, and was even strengthened by some new comers. Gentlemen, said M. Daru, the President has failed us, the Hall is closed ...

... and educated at Repton School. He is engaged in business 'as a bleacher and colliery proprietor, and is President of the United Bleachers' f Association of Lancashire and Cheshire. Mr. Hard- castle married the eldest daughter of Mr. Horatio Ross of ...

... gave no indications of the power with which it was after wards endowed. By the advice of Mr. Roach Smith, he resigned his Civil Ser vice appointment, and went to Milan, where he studied for two years under Sangiovanni. In 1871 he returned to England, ...

... stock, and will not procure it for you, it will be sent direct, carriage paid, on receipt ot 4s. in stamps, to any part of the United Kingdom. Sold Wholesale by the ANGLO-AMERICAN DRUG COM PANY, Limited, 33, Farringdon Road, London. WORTH e. CIE. (UNDER ROYAL ...

... Priced Catalogue and (where necessary) simple form for Self- Measurement, free to any part of the World. HAMILTON AND CO,, CIVIL COURT TAILORS, 21, Bedford-st, Strand, London (near charing* cross). Close at 7 n -flock. _ Saturdays at 4. BILLIARDS or ...

... Midland beat Long Eaton Rangers by two goals to one Burslem Port Vale beat Dorby Junction by three goals to one Sheffield United bent Kidderminster by four goals to nil Lincoln City and Staveley drew with ono goal each. In Alliance football matches on ...

... Sajous, Sir Morell Mackenzie, Lennox Browne, Bouchut, Cornil, Fauvel, and Lutaud to represent the medical science of the United States, England, and France. The raisan d'etre of this gallery of portraits is evidently to afford documentary evidence of ...

... At the Holborn Restaurant on the 14th the Civil Service Football Club entertained the French Football Fifteen. The chair was filled by Mr. G. Rowland Hill (hon. sec. Rugby Union, and president of the Civil Service F.C.), and he was supported by Sir J ...

... notified by the Collector of Customs of the conclusion of the modus vivendi between Great Britain and the United States and a Bill has been sent to the United States House of Representatives, appro priating 150,000 dollars to enable President Harrison to fulfil ...

... beat Bristol by four goals to nil Civil Service beat Old Paulines by two goals one try to nil Cleckheaton beat York by two goals live tries to one goal three tries Croydon beat Old Leysians by a try to nil Ealing beat United Services by five points to four ...

... decided that in future emergencies the Colonies should take united action, and further resolved on uniform banking legislation, all banks of issue being put on a similar foot ing to those in the United States. Savings' banks will be under Government control ...

... Exchequer of the United Kingdom is required by law to be forthwith paid, that sum may be so paid without being paid into the Exchequer. AH sums payable from the Exchequer of the United Kingdom shall be charged on the Consolidated Fund of the United Kingdom. As ...