... was to give individual title to agricultural land, communal land being reserved for grazing purposes. Respecting Pondoland, speaking strongly as Minister for Native Affairs, he felt bound to say the Pondos must be told that if they would not act civilised ...

... (I speak from baring very hastily and cursorily ran • it on its first coming out) the management of foreign (Continental) affair a, io the formation and carrying on of the late Confrdorary, yet eanoot but say ths*. the laogosge in which it speaks is not ...

... onct every 24 boars,” subject to oar requirements and demands. The Bishop of Carlisle is coming to Sheffield next Monday to speak “Bible details verified,” before the members and friends the Church Lecture Society. Dr. Bardsley is pretty well known here ...

... legal proceedings will be lakes for ite recovery, and the matter baa rise to modi disens,-ion in quarters. It fair to mate, speaking generally, that the rates have been pretty promptly aid tradespeople and small property owners, and that the extreme step ...

... THE PROBABLE RESULT OP A POLICY OF OBSTRUCTION. Ur. Jasper Toller. M.P., speaking a meeting of the Central Branch of National Federation, io Doblin, yesterday, eaid that landlords thought tbat getting Evicted Tenants’ Bill rejected in the House of Lords ...

... one thing,or if did not forget it did not tell bif fneodi, and it that while ibe teetotalers paid no t*xa« comparatively speaking except the income tax, they did pay more than their share of poor and other rates—(bear, hear.) —expended the relief of people ...

... kicking off at the football match She replied she did not know, and eoou came into the bonae and went into the yard witboot speaking the other two. Afterwards Hibbert and Blair played skittles in the yard, anu she noticing that the gale open bad it closed ...

... came on afterwards to Cape Town, where Mr. Coryndon embarked on the Norham Castle and arrived in England a few days ago. Speaking of the despatch Major Forbes’s patrol from Bnluwayo Mr. Coryndon said Upon tb® artiral the combined Salisbury and Victoria ...

... so intimately that some solution most be found before they could have satisfactory state of things between these countner. Speaking Inverkeitbiog of nary, denied that the Liberal parly bad failed to do its duty in the great mattor of maintaining fleet worthy ...

... warmly up. plsnded, and roaodsd ths concert off in very i manner. CARDINAL VAUGHAN RELIGIOUS INSTRUCTION. Cardinal Vanghan, speaking at a Catholic renniow in the Town Hall, last evening, dwell upon the rapid spread of Ties a antagonistic Cfanc* tianity an ...

... Government having no effective voting power to prevent the alteration of the bill in accordance with the views of the Opposition. Speaking at Horsley VVoodbouse last even* ing, Sir Walter foster, M.P., said the country was watching with interest the close of a ...

... 'n and nupioTameul. With ear® in gatlioriog, ao.'o-ling. and packing, I bar* no loobt fruit would inak® belter general'y speaking, and give better •alufactioa to asndars, a vie*men, shopkeeper*, and conaoman. To folly exvlaio oil the i(sprovpio®ota need ...