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... near Ascot, if they desire to live in the country. Prospectuses, with names of Civil and Military Tutors and suc- cessful PupUs, on application. ARMY, UNIVERSITIES, CIVIL SERVICE, &a HEREFORD HOUSE, West Brighton. Established 20 Years. The Rev. J. H. ...
... more uncomfortable. At the very last moment her headgear became so unsteady that the conspassionate May had to come to the resettle with the fastening pin of her own light straw hat to avert threatened disaster. The faces of the trio, as they drove under ...
... that Letter CiJm will have moat careful and immediate Ltuttwn. Parcel a over 20s, carriage paid to &i| ijulwaj Station the United Eingdom. A P. E T S. KKNDAL. MILN’K. & CO. are :EtW>»T DESIGNS for the COMING SEASON. U'.ITISU MADE AXMINSTEKS. • ■ 3* lid ...
... speakers ou knowing the nature of the proceedings which detain him in Argentisa, I: now appeere from by Sie EB. Grey that civil action was on a contract for the ef beowery for £3,000, aad although this action was withdrawn, yet insemuch as the wily Jabez ...
... President of the United States, at the request of China, to advise the Envoys on the last occasion. All the preliminary negotiations seem to have passed through the American Representatives at Pekin and Tokio, and there is no doubt that the United States have ...
... whatever is attributed to Mr. Templeman's driver, because the boy was being chased by another, and ran right into the horse. The United Cricket Club.—The annual meeting of the above Club was held on Thursday in North-street School-room, Mr. Passmore in the chair ...
... hoth in the United Kingdom and the United States, it may be estimated that, excluding boilers in the Navy and .Mercantile Marine, there are about •JJO.OU) fixed boilers in this country, aud au even larger number of fixed boilers is the United States. Assuming ...
... hitherto 4l ralcd the roast, have been swept aw ay majority of 45,000, and all the Departments have been placed undor the Civil Service law. 44 ia the first time, are told, 44 that American city has voted on this question.'' It certainly »ti omphatio ...
... Godfrey bad been there. Godfrey, I think ohs thought you were going to hit her. Oh. on, I was quite civil. My dear, you were 'deadly' civil--aeedly civil, but it awed Mrs. Wilson. and I can tall you, God. fray, takes a lot to awe Mrs. Wilton. are rill ...
... to which no knowledgc what- ever existed of their having been explored by civilized, manl, | TO-MORROW'S MAILS AND SHIP LETTfERS. IMAILS TO BE DESPATCIIED.-AlrulIiig: to United States, &c., via South- anipton; to West Coast at' AItica, via Liverpool, ...
... the two senior Lords of the Admiralty— Admiral Sir F. Richards and Sir F. Bisford. Sir Ashmead Bartle'it expects to become Civil Lord of the Admiralty as before' but there is a well-founded impression that he will be left to languish with no better title ...
... rejoice at the prospect of Lord Salisbury’s success, because they anticipate that he would frustrate the desires of the civilized world for putting an end to the Armenian atrocities. This point is emphasised by the significant fact that the Duke of W ...