... chairman for , year, Mr. kinlyn Jones (Morriston) was voted I to the oimir.—The Chairman taid they hod present lat. member forth. county end Hon. Ilititleed, and they would too pleneni to a few work; the former. —Ur. Maitland having spoken, Dr. al or the c dug ...

... LANGTRY'S MRS, LANGTRY'S IRS. LANGTRY'S LANGTRY'S HAIR MRS. LANGTRY'S HAIR LANGTRY'S HAIR LANGTRY'S HAIR MRS. LANGTRY'S HAIR MRS. LANGTRY'S HAIR LANGTRY'S HAIR PRODUCZR LANGTRY'S HAIR PRODUCER LANGTRY'S HAIR PRODUCER LANGTRY'S HAIR PRODUCER ...

... MR. CHAMBERLAIN AND KING KHAMA: _ The Bechuanaland din fs, Kb ama and Bat/morn, waited upon Mr. Chamberlain as W aftenues at the Colonial Office with him their objections to their territory living taken over by the Chartered Coinpuny. The following official ...

... ton Mrs!. Hill, Mr Haines, Mr T. R. Ilyam, Mr J. James. Major:King, Mr Oakley, Mr Prosser, Mr Charopney Powell, Mr ...

... 78, King's Road, Canton, Culla. June lfith, 1888. Dear Sir,—l have been wearieg obe of your Mag. n waive Reim for some years, sad am thankful to say have derived the moat satisfactory benefit I am, deer Sir, Yours faithfully, THOMAS SHELL Mr R. Loadsle ...

... the :slateria Medica. Dr. Cowan wbhes Dr. de dough every in hls meritorious undertaking. EDGAR SHEPPARD, Eat , N.D.. 11.R.C.5.. Translator of •• Giber: on q the Becquerel and Rot:lees on the Dr. Sheppard IL'., made extensive of Dr. de Jonah's Light-Brown ...

... deteeifileatiew. _. It appears that Mr. Edward Boma, Owl weli. known pioneer, was 'landing iroard two priaoners confined in a hut when Coe ei AO. him with a rifle left by another moat. The Has. I Maurice Gifford was alone with Mr.Bansett at the time. He promptly ...

... held at St. Medi. to el Ms aseestra el Melee. • By a dr bds pedestal' vide\ ler dil _= by Me. Mara Wertheimer lkermfe tor at which that = het to tie House of C ia :rit hems awl wee es magesses. Mr stmerial tosni, lee the yews* se el is priers it eeterisil ...

... ides city is te Europeans was by Mr. Paaah. Apart I from his owa he quoted the amass of Pow* Dr. of I the Benin River. Mx. Blssq. Consul Asseeley. Mr. Paton. sad Mr. Micistarleate, as I who have visited the the sent King's nip. and added ...

... OUTRAGE ON A GENTLEMAN. On the night of the 27th nit. a murderous was committed on Mr. James Homer, a retired corn dealer, living at Taunton Lodge, near Ashton-under-Lyne. Mr. Horner was on his way home, and he had sanely got beyond the Oldham. road station ...

... to • owner leveid of originality. •dr 'seise. Mrs story told of him is that les lay een in Isle of lie rads • as. to drier* I. • pen of lie thee, is soon r ha arid be reared to • el tranquility. He perforsond this aid allotted eight der to sets ef sight ...

... A KING IN EXILE. I 'Auk I In a sawn. ere as pitstiful as tabby oats. asit„ paraphrsoe the Odhertien luae, peetessiree are au • pew, the publi. of • letter hot the Duke el ii likely ea the siselnrsis of wash, t. prejuilice is Wear of the white is semethisi ...