... delivered.Umper-ce; that perfection of wesp-n can ever b. what policy would uece«ary qualiflc-ion of the Guardians, a! h-o. | story U told hi. early days. We forget at this address. , , „ . , trusted to neutralise the superior courage and when tho citv had ...

... advantage had wen taken this interval. The ahans Is a huge rectangle, the long sides which are about 2,200 yards, and the short sides about 1.2C0 yards long. Only the south ami western sides had been completed when it was first occupied, and even these ...

... Last night Mr. Ralston gave another of his charm- “ Story-telling.” e is ae eed a master in his gentle craft. gosaipy discourses on The success attending ‘ H.M.8. Pinafore” truly marvellous. But a short time ago it was being played to crowded houses in ...

... been taken of this interval. The shape of Sharper Is • huge rectangle, the long sides of which an •boa 2,200 yards and the short sides about 1,200 yards Wag. The Correspondent then gives • deecetppon of the defences of liborpar and the surrounding county; ...

... T. Lee, G. Jury, Bealey, Short, Viner, Gove, W. Connett, E. bmale, Black, Pratt, Nicholls, Fewings, Hussey, S. R. lorce, Cobley, Toby, W. T. Orchard (Carr and QmclO, Warren (2), F. strong, Webb F Orchard, Bastow, Meal, Short, Shapcott, Chown, Hayes (2) ...

... 500,000 on account of the Zulu war, which, upon the arrival of the reinforcements, was vigorously prosecuted. The campaign, short as it proved to be, was characterised by some very severe fighting. The Zulus shut up Col. Pearson at Ekowe for several weeks ...

... very hearty applause. Sir Stafford said he had two or three short poems that he should like to read, the first being a little one by Campbell, and which had the advantage of being a true story. It was written at a time when there was a great deal of anxiety ...

... of wine which another total abstainer has left him fa trust for the purposes of science. v Dr. Richardson tells the whole story of this cellar from the time when received the lawyer's letter announcing the bequest. These were his first leehntrs: The letter ...

... the services of the best professional to be divers that can be had ought secured, and that mere amateura, who ere only to short spells of dock-gate mending and similar work, would not be equal to an emergency of this kind. Some improvement in the was ...

... arrests those too often fatal diseases-Diphtheria. Fever, Croup Charm in Diarrhfca ' and Cholera and Dysentery. effectually cuts short all attacks of Epilepsy, Hysteria, Palpitation, and Spasms is the only palliative in Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Gout, Cancer, Toothache ...

... h°se name, however, he did not know. Cc omcer went to his home that evening and > drum which had been identified from the story m °ther. Prisoner told the officer another saidh P ro Perty when spoken to on Sunday. He him t (.Purchased if from a lad named ...

... was an insufficient supply of water.—The supported Mr. Gray's motion, considering that a new engine was not required.—Mr. Short, who had moved the original resolution, maintained that a fire-engine was required, and so also did Mr. LEL —Dr. Baize said ...