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... Lord Rosebeby, speaking at the Royal Academy banquet on Saturday, in answer the toa8t of the Government, referred to the relations of the State art. MEXICAN CURE. KNOWN as Rev. Joseph Holmes' Mexican Prescription, is the only guaranteed Remedy for all ...
... Aboot 100,000 deer feed in the forests of Scotland. One third of the population of the world speaks the Cliiuebe language. ...
... It is said that, figuratively speaking, almost every womaD guilty at some time of blotting ink on the number in her shoes. The peck of trouble we hear so much about, if handled properly, could be easily got into quart measure without knocking the bottom ...
... Kruger speaks no English. Each British soldier costs his country £80 every year. ...
... How the Captain the Ben Venue Died. —Speaking of the wreck at Sandgate, the London correspondent of the Western Daily Mercury states that a survivor, being questioned about the conduct of the captain, said that that officer, having come to the conclusion ...
... TWO PICTURES AND A LETTER. This following letter, and the two pictures which accompany it, speak for themselves. All that is necessary to be added is that Mr M Mullen's letter was perfectly spontaneous, and written withont any idea of publication. The ...
... Lord Charles Beresford created something of sensation his plain speaking at the dinner of the Vagabond's Club in London the other evening. Money, he declared, was now everything among us ; money would buy access to what was known as the very bestsociety; ...
... The Timber Trade.—The Timber Trades Journal of Saturday in its report of the home grown timber trade, speaking of Forfarshire says:—The timber trade in this district lias been in a bad state for the past four years owing to the storm of 1893, when the ...
... LOOK OUT FOR THE OPENING CHAPTERS OF 'SHIPS THAT SPEAK & PASS.' GRAND NEW STORY BT AN ARBROATH AUTHOR. SEE NEXT THURSDAY'S HERALD. A Munificent Bequest.—By a trust settlement in favour of himself and Mr Daniel Gardner, 36 Jamaica Street, Glasgow, Charles ...
... gPLENDID NEW STORY BY AN ARBROATH AUTHOR. 'SHIPS THAT SPEAK & PASS.' A SPLENDID NEW STORY OF LOVE AND WAR, OF JOY AND SORROW, TEMPTATION AND TRIUMPH, BEGINS IN THE HERALD TO-DAY. TO-DAY. READ TEE OPENING CHAPTERS. Travelling Trunks, Bsc. 'continental/ ...
... gflctvy: Anginal SONGS OF LABOUR—No. XVI. VESSELS THAT SPEAK AND FAET. I struck one chord of music, Like the bound of a great amen. It may be that death's bright angel Will speak in that chord again ; It may that only in heaven 1 will hear that deep-toned ...
... Sir William Harcourt, speaking on Tuesday night at a dinner of the Eighty Club in London at which Sir George Trevelyan presided, said the Government had introduced absolutely new constitutional doctrine, which was that it belonged to the Government only ...