... at Johaooesburg besides the gold fever—comrades die off in a day. They sink untended, to be harried to burial untnourned ; picked off the bed where they lie in their clothes, perhaps, and thrust into a makeshift coffin, like a poor young Scotchman who ...

... concerning the soci •ty ; after which two scrutineers were chosen (Mr D. Deane and Mr, Uladwin), and also a lad (Master Adams) to! pick the numbers out of the bags. In the: result number 900 was drawn belonging to Mrs Dada. Harpur-street, and the meeting terminated ...