... mVory-making at rapkl rate.—Newcastle Chronicle (Unionist), FRENCH AND GERMAN PRETENSIONS. Tho German Press is, generally speaking, side the Boers, and imarrines that Kruger relies on the German Government to prevent any encroachment on the rights of the ...

... AUSTRALIAN FEDERATION. (Renter's Telegram.) SYDNEY, Tuesday. The Kern. G. H. Reid, Premier South Wales, speaking at annual hanquet of commercial traveller, referred recent commercial troubles, and said he had tlie utmost confidence in tlie future of the ...

... close to the Trinity Wharf, where minute surrey will be made a diver as to the extent of the injury sustained. The passengers speak highly of the conduct of the officers and crew. ...

... allegiance. But wo havo not asked if ,Sir Ashmead was an American; we have asked. *if he was a typical American. Generally speak- ing he is not. The average American, as we have seen, is apt to be emotional in his politics, but he gets over the passion ...

... according to my information, that Lord Rosebery*s letter was the direct outcome of action taken by Mr. Gladstone to make him speak out. The Colonial Office b reputed to be inclined to take the narrow view that officially we have nothing to do with the U ...

... could they be? Franco-Prussian War. We believe Napoleon offered his sword, but King William refused to accept it; but we speak from memory, and have not the reference at hand. W.M.H.R. (1) Can licensed holder of full-licensed house have private room ...

... and engage Colonel Perera. Fears are entertained for the safety of the city'. Another report received from Havana last night speaks of a terrible defeat sustained by the Spaniards near Colon. On their march toward' Cienfuegos a brigade of 2,000 men became ...

... Craven, Esq., F.R.0.5., Charles Hammond, s*' ai J™'*'*' Prestwich. Willoughby Wade, Baj, M.D.. John S. Goldie Taubman. Esq., Speaks, the House of Keys, Isle of Man : Chief Justice Freh-rick Charles Farren. of the High Court of Judicature at Bombay: LytMeton ...

... Alongside was tho wigwam, of hi 3 lady love, who lies as!aep on her birffalo robes, a sfcrt ight iii.o cou- nseling thair hearts speaks of tho red warrior's love. Tho Bushmen of South Africa and the Aristralia.i aborigines cimtinuo to make these drawings to ...

... would appear to have been busy one in that establishment. , No fewer than 72.245,295 good coins were struck, or, roughly speaking, ten millions more than in 1894. Dealing with values, the gold coins aggregated £3,592.625: the silver, £1,196.168 'of which ...

... mote critical bat ao less sym- . attitude W. Qk The old .'ante*, after de- -cribins: his firs* with she doe-or, goes act to speak lof his -tyst. sad tetterspta to the secret of his sue: ceaa. Aceordtng Mr. Steel. W. G. owes bis -access chiefly the fees ...

... boundary dispute is of trivial importance, except it is the cause of the greater issue, viz., the right of the American people to speak with authority upon all questions affecting the territorial integrity of American States. The situation revealed in the published ...