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... AI~z BUSTED BREAD COMPANY (LIMITED). .r7 LOR of ?? PALL MALL GAZETTE. - Str..Nearly every day I am a customer of ;tbis company at one or e ifs shops and I cannot endorse the suggestion that its employees 0- : s ls05 of their time. When not serving tabes I notice them hem- .- i w and dLIsters, or, as of late, crimping coloured tissue to decorate ?? !u V ir.ai. Trhat thL company get a full day's ...
... OURS KITH AND', ?? Mluriisno only thirty thiree ro Melbourne'inw orl~hr~edays Lodn yesn 'thevoyage. is' long enough for a successful courtshipD- ?? H.- dlen, Profe~ssor ofe Anatomy , Iin the University of 'Melbourne, has Just been married to Miss IAda Elizabeth Mason, English gover'nessto the Ladies :eillier;, daughters. ofh Ear In Countess of Jersey D lewowa etb h Governent o Victoia ona ...
... Li , Tho Promotions . of tho INow Ycar. .. ?? ΒΆ'imn list of the Nwvear's honours includes three Poorages, one of which will probably ex- 1E111~ 1 t .- ,T- ,1As oite considorable surprise. We need hardly say that wo do not refor to the ennoblement, if snuo a process were possible, of Sir FsRnDEmUO 1{Oiesmna's, the gallant and popular Commander- ?? of her MMAJxSTY'S Indian Army. If -Fighting ...
... FTJNERAL OF SIR WILLIAM WRITE. O C(FROM OUR CORRSsPONUENT.) t BERLIN, TsuasnMY NIGHT. e The funeral of Sir William White, in the 0 Catholic Church, was an imposing and impres- a sive ceremony, and if anything could console t the unhappy wife and daughter in their great Y grief it was the general expression of sympathy i shown to-day by all who stood in any relation, o official or personal, to ...
... A Dull Prospect, DllE New Yeatr does not open with a very brillianit prospect for the ClTAN'CELLOR of thO EloeIQUn. : The financial position has somewhat ?? ?? y Since the last qunrtorly Return, but it still fails if to reach his tnuticipations. Dealing first with st 'K the amount paid ijto the Exchequer-which is n the part of the Revenue which bears on f Budget calculations and prospects ...
... ?? I, :. ,, .1 . - I0 ., ' - 0, , IV i 4 I ?? ' N S 9 . : G i n ja; : - 7 r . , I I S , :I, J :. , Sn ?? ' ! , - , ?? ? s V i , New Year, ,:the three of ~.pqnost r,~ a 7 !,Act, the Public Health A~t general , eetaries the- ?? '',At~t~bl c Heath ~ct(L~ondo4W, and aser'ies.,of 'Po~stal. Refornis. Of the importance of the first ofthe three,,wie ,spoke yesterday.: But the .last .ishardly less ...
... ;p I 000 :; 0 0 I :; We have before, us a' advance copv of Bourne's- '11landy Assurance Directory, .1892 ` (fifth year of pubilcation). The appearance of ir. Bourne's directory has not been, strictly speaking, an annual event. The |fourti -editiol apapared in June, 1890, somne fifteen monthsf after ins pre- -decessor, ?? that the directory ihs secured foti itself all establishec positiou ...
... : i N Yesterday Professor MceKendrick gave the a reconcd of tse ChriStinas lectures to childen at tho thoyal Ii.stitatiOti on I Life in Meotion, or the Animal 51 Naheline.ll Ile hlad previously esplaililed that the pily- siologist was at a disadvantage compared with the c phtysicist, t11 ?? of having to dcal with such a delicatc ?? chailng131 material as ainuial tissile, land he , now ...
... METEOlRO:1LOGICAL REPORT. : DAithr YElvl'S OFFICEZ. IUIADINGS TPillS MORNING JtY NEGRETTI AND ZAaMBRA'S BAROMETER. TURl 2s. WD.t) ?? 1. U. i1. P1l. 1. . S.W. t.S 31 3-St 31.- 31k-.~ -- - ,o S. ?? - b, HS 30 10- 30 30 a 2921 2 Corrected to sea-le d reduxed to 32 dley. P. Tih blahe; iines show t heimbit of tls bsrosnssttrat I o'clock on thlisasilll tIlbm;! ltreviolls illeruillss. Thedottedlints ...
... THE MEETING IN ENGLMAD POSTPONED. (nrnOUGe itEUTRR'S AGENCY.) NAGPUR, DEC. 30. The Indian National Congress held its final sitting to-day, At the opening of the pro- ,eedings a telegram was read from General I Booth, expressing sympathy with itslabours for e ameliorating the condition of the poor, and e urging the adoption of an organised system of internal immigration. A reply was voted, ...
... sik ROBART RRFePIfT, LCyD, 1 bert,:has bee for a .score of years-qui, ,te an'institutio . the more serious :'sections:of' Lon'don's Ipublic.: life, and 0this, retbrement .f'o ' he'iColoniaI: Off'ice maes {a gap ,which~l wsUnot'-beieaiily';fihled.r0- After. abrilliant but. 'unequal career at Ofod, ihis eelite ?? for him tihe, 0 .cbdpotof piet~e scel y b :Ga dstone,: 'n Ib858 he' wtentl u * ...
... 1?411 gggjf? oalsite Offler. i . .1 I I : , NoftTHuu rAbO-sTrcT, STRA~), Wv.C. Among the New Year honaurs announced to-yno one urli rccesve rnore general approval than the elevation to the peerage of Sir Frederick Roberts. It is no secret that Sir Frederick is not a favnurite in cerfain distinguished quarters, but he is one of the greatest soldiers of his time for all that. He has served his ...