... marine snrveyor4 showing the result of a very minute survey made by hita during the last quarter of the river Mersey from the Rock ighthouse up to Warrington, were laid on the ?? the recommendation of the Docks and Quavs Committee, the tenders of Mr. J. ...

... the ml prelude to a French protectorate of Siam. Ai A TIILEOtAMt from Saigon, of yesterday's date, announces that General Boult' will start by to-morrow for Tonquin, to take over the command o rendered vacant by the death of Commander Rivi6re. to Ix yestu ...

... MiasiStarey, Miss& Stre1, cI Mrs. WV. Christian, Mrs. Marlin Wood, Mrs. ?? S Rollins, Mr. Ted, Mr. Prior, Mr. Gassner, Mr. a C. Boult, Mr. Kaltenbach, and Mr. Steudner- A Welsing, the last-named gentleman having the direction of the concert. In the programme ...

... brought before the meeting by the president. Mr. Thomas Brennan, Kr., C. E. Miles. and Mr. Mannincton. Several specimens of rock- salt from .Nortbwich were also exhibited. Thax BOROUGe SUavErOUSoaIr OF BLACKBURN- For the position of Boroagh Surveyor of ...

... was held on Monda-y on [r. Southsea Beach. Desoite a rather cold wind I ,ut blowing, a good audience assembled. Mr. G. he Boult presided, and Mr. F. -Wood gave an address on The Comparative Nutritive Values r of Flesh and Non-flesh Foods. Other addresses ...

... Assentinir citi.ens: G. H. Morrison. E ,Edionduon, H. C. Wooiward, P. J. Garnett, . W. Yate¢, NV. ChbarbreR, A. Turner, F.. H. Boult. Alsonominated arid seconded ?? Taylor and Alfred B3ald; R WV. Preston and W. John.son * Lake Banzua, and W. Jseaer; Edward ...

... Fairv ae. 'hqlthe Gamecock, the Accumulator, the KneW z e: .rk XMalta, the Hotspur. tleBebinbgto3. the Lord -: ne. -ty the Rock Light, the Primrose, the Desoalau. ; ...