... indications of gold have been favourable, and in this neighbourhood especially the prospectors and experts with the expedition speak in high terms of what they have seen, and not only seen, but crushed. It may be taken as a hopeful sign of the richness of ...

... on Friday next October 3rd, 7.80; and also at Buatwiok on Monday. October 6tb, 7 p. m. The J£dlw>r of the Mediaml Annual speaks la the lghMt terms of Cadbubt a Cocoa as a beverage and a ~I°* TfUds on account its absolute purity, high quality, aad great ...

... position known, and not take other means damaging the association, himself, and all the officials who believed they had been speaking the minds the men they repiesenied. (Hear, hear.) During the past week two strong statements had been made With Reference ...

... subject to threatcHhrtluiie, whether ay, relaxed, ulcerated, hnwniiewellee adh, enlarged uvula, weakened vnice, Ac. const sally speaking, singing, reading, using the Gargle preveat the hnikinees, dryness, and irritation so frequently attendee! over-exertlon ...

... to filled with hope for the next stop” Tbe next stop, we suppose, the great combination or the I trust Profaesor Marshall, speaking the I other day the British Association* Leeds, expressed opinion that big com binstkms, whether of employers or labourers ...

... detective to call on him next day, and free he would buy a bottle wine. Mr£. Birchall had left the court when Mr. Osier began speaking, and did not return again. VERDICT AND SENTENCE. half-past eleven the court-room doors were opened, and the crowd waiting ...

... an advance of 100 per cent. had been obtained. Similarly good results had been gained in other ports. Ir. Mann went on to speak of the attitude of 1he employers, remark- ingg that it was decidedly different to-day from what. it was a year and a half ago ...

... righteousness, to benefit all sorfe and conditions men, and further on? national progress. had been honoured with the opportunity speaking the first word the Congress. and that word was Welcome.* Probably, at the close of the week, might have to say the last ...

... reduction of 2,219 the 1888 numbers. This year the claims and objections ware about the same 1889, but there was less in them. Speaking of the work the two political agents, he said was satisfied from the manner in which they had done their work that they had ...

... against nineteen which havo fallen to th® Liberals and two to the Progressists. Now the Servian Ministerialists are, broadly speaking, tho friends of Austria distinct from tho Opposition, who favour the claims Russia to interfere In tho affairs of the Balkan ...

... October 6. lecture, 'A Glimpse at the Highlands' (illustrated by dissolving views) the Rev W. C. Penn, 8.A.; 13, impromptu speaking, members j 20, leotare, ' Love, Conrtohip and Marriage,' H. J. Tatner ; 27, easay, ' An Aim in Life,' Mr J. Dornan. November ...

... from the Theatre, London, entitled the STILL ALARM. the Scenery and Effect Time and usual. Jj, , OCTOBER Jerome's Company in speaking) New and Original Play NEW LAMPS FOR OLD. «w From Terry's Theatre, London. SOGER'S CIRCUS, SHEFFIELD. CLOSING NEXT WEEK. ...