... on of our troops at colonial stations, more especially in Bermuda. Jamaica, I'ietermariteburg, Natal, the lastnamod which speaks of in the following terms •The men the infantry regiment live in corrugated iron nuts, ui-lined, and with cemented floors ...

... ons the eocasioß of the New Tear. Replying to oi th * P'e.'dent, the King referred to the death Pnnoe Baldwin, went on to speak the revision of th* Coostitntfaa. He saad it had bsea Belgium's ran aad good sines the foundation at her independence tc have ...

... and pleaaaat illustrations discourse, but it led nowhere, and was barren ail was Mid, was a poor, greedy, sensual creature. Speaking again the Brownings, I asked him if had Aurora Leigh. Cadyle aaid he had read bttle bits of it, reviews chiefly, and did ...

... been hailed as one of the most natural and pathetic pictures ever painted of English agricultural life, may be permitted to speak as an impartial—at any rate as non-partisan —witness on the rural question, and ha fslly admits the oppressive dulnese which ...

... further asttmory SCOTT'S EMULSION'S curative powes thaa the fas enormous eatwfl XWEBYBODY XJ who baa triad ROOTT-3 EJTTLSION speaks wan of its and i——fa it othsra. Try is T^YBBYBOBY -R-i eac fiud EMULSION the shop any hemis fa. td. aad 4a. kd. SOOTT aad ...

... which resulted in the disposal a full proportion the supplies, but 3d. to Gd. decline the rates of tbe old year. Nothing' t« speak has been done in or tea. Preparations tlie returnp«ioo *4 pul*uo suies tha f-rmer a upon a very ecale, but large of colonial ...

... bridge, which erected above the place where he was discovered, and so met his death. The Theatre Catastrophe at Gateshead.— Speaking of the catastrophe the Lu%ld*r says—** regard to the exit question, it doss not appear this has much to do with ths matter ...

... but if there was recurrence of it for several years, a society like them could stand it. (Applause.) He theu proceeded to speak of tne progress of the Manchester Unity, to which they belonged, and said recently published statistics shewed that 1890 there ...

... is so pleasing feature of the feative season. Tee present wQI be a busy week in the Division, both candidates arranged to speak at several meetings, supported by friends from other constituencies. At the meeting the members of the Boroughbridge Agricultural ...

... Division, will speak. Mr. Maden opens his campaign at Rawtenstall tomorrow (Tuesday) evening, and will continue tour through the division. At his first meeting Mr. J. F. Leeee, Q.C., Liberal candidate for the Accrmgton Division, will speak. Wednesday, at ...

... (Grimiry), (Hutrhinaon and able seaman • -a. pilot ami the Belgian surviT.jca were landed at Sunday mormng. T .«e shipwrecked crvw speak haghly of the of t :~' tain crew the Ipawich, who provided them dry defies a.>i the rvfreahmenta which they re*-i. Captain ...

... ia maay commercial and doubt had been worrying v. —if about Lie baaan Ho never allowed hiasself any time for recreation. Speaking financially, there waa for committing was a director at several companies, but afeareholder the Barrett Brewery aad Bottling ...