... Milly? Yes, about Mr Lyster. You know he's very bad, Sir Peter. It was probable that Sir Peter, being Mr Lyster's near neighbour and partner of twenty years' standing, was quite as well aware of the fact of his indisposition as Mr Farrer was, who lived ...

... presence of several ladies, amongst whom were Mr Ellis's two daughters. Dr. Daniell, our vice-president, true to his usual energy, had arranged all the details of the meeting, which was due to his initiative. Dr. Skene is probably one of the greatest authorities ...

... eyes were contracted, and, from his whole appearance, witness at once concluded that Mr Steele was suffering from an overdose of some narcotic. Dr. Smythe, Mr Irvine, and Dr. McCullough came soon aiter, and they introduced the stomach pump, throwing in strong ...

... DEATH OF DR. OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES. NEW YORK, Monday.-Dr. Oliver Wendell Holmes died yesterday of heart failure. -Reuter. NEW YORK, Monday Morning. — Oliver Wendell Holmes died at his town house in Boston, and not at Beverley, as the first messages received ...

... hear, and laughter.) Mr DONALD SULLIVAN He sent Mr Egan the proofs of his election addresses and I was pre- sent while Mr Egan was correcting them. Unsh cheers.) Imaincainthat you did state (loud cries of Order, and interruption). Mr OOOBTNEY warned the ...

... a CoUsUitation with the King of Wr a 0,1 expedition to the Congo. 7 fcrir? Satur^«y. Dr Scuweinfurth, now in Cairo, Cu » friend, says there is uo reason to be respecting Mr Stanley's fate. ...

... tittle ready money at Clare's disposal, and he wanted ready money. Mr Oldcastle, who knew more than anybody about the matter, and yet not much, was full of cogitations on the same subject. .Dr. Dickson, more than professionally moved by fche sad ceremony, ...

... news published a few days ago that Dr. Michaux left Major Lothaire on very bad terms after having tendered his resignation. Further questions as to whether Dr. Michaux had resigned in consequence of the execution of Mr Stokes, only received evasive replies ...

... join u, ? he said, sullenly. Delighted l said Mr Rook, with much graciouiuess of manner. Who is your friend ? he asked, with a wave of his somewhat dirty hand in the direction of John. Mr Wentworth—Mr Rook, said Derrick, still with ill grace. The new ...

... educational and evangelistic branches. Branch schools have beeu established during the year in villages. Dr Theophilus Wauidemire, who was imprisoned by King Theodore in Abyssinia, aud in whose behalf the war was undertaken, who severa! occasions was ordered ...

... this institution. The meeting was then addressed by Mr. Locke, M.P.. Mr. C. Gilpin, M.P., Lord H. Lennox, M.P., Mr. Charley, M.P., Professor Brewer, Professor Hughes, Mr. H. Cole, Mr. Gowland, and Dr. Zerni and ...

... MR CECIL RHODES. The Premier of South Africa, the Diamond King, and one of the strongest mteUects of the Queen's reign, is in our midst, in the person of Mr Cecil Rhodes, who, when received with all due honour by the Mayor of Plymouth, gave vent to his ...