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... ra-iaaued on'y exrl.aoge for geld or bilUoa PATRIOi:r!U Afiydney telegram says that the Hof.. O. B. Prctn er of New Sooth Wales, speaking lb- a..! banquet of commercial trareller*. #t wlit.-j Gover ior was among th# guests, said • Uie flag af Nsw Wales would ...
... close to the Trinity Wharf, where minute vurrey will made by diver aa to the extent the injury su. tair.ed. The passengers speak highly the conduct ol the officers crew. Lloyd's state that the Cephalonia now been beached upper end of the new harbour Holyhead ...
... Dr Jameson undertook. Indeed ; if the Administrator of the Chartered Company had succeeded should have felt called upon to speak of him unsparing terms of denunciation. His past career and his un-1 doubledly great services to the Empire 'coupled with ...
... the compartment. Mr Boruan occupied a ...
... elucidation of the vital points of the American case. The only condition on which men wbo«e opinion I specially sought would speak has been my personal pledge cot even a hint to betray their names. Therefore only give you word that I am not exaggerating ...
... between and the fatted States for the past rear auat the value the export' increased value \&i i556.2«3 the year just ended. Speaking Cleckbeaton last night. T. P. Whittaker, M.P , condemned the poltCT Salisbury, which bad led to present difhcutues in the ...
... hangingDf Jameson a common crinai nal, as an outlawed marauder, the nearest tree the African veldt. It is certainly difficult to speak with moderation of Dr Jameson’s action, but h»d surrendered. and was the hands th* burghers the Republic, it would have been ...
... land area of the globe, and or more than one-fourth of the human race. wonder her would-be rivals hate her. The “Tribune” speaks of the *Tfflatting birthright the British in the memories of Aginoouit, Plawv, and Trafalgar, and declares that the present ...
... known that the collection included many things new science. The American Ambassador had an enthusiastic greeting on rising to speak. described what had heard like a story bom another of the Rishop-Eleet of Newcastle in York Minster, on the 2&th inst., the ...
... Sir Edward Clarke. M.P.. is somewhat outspoken in his view* on the Venezuelan question. Speaking at Plymouth last night said Englishmen would foolish to doubt that the American people in the present crisis intended to enforce the Monroe doctrine. The ...
... lorward lie appealedtuthe Council for turtber support lor the College, which waadorng so much valuable work id the county Speaking a* President the College, wa» sure that the authorities world be eels too glad to furnish members with esery possible information ...
... surveyor. Ac . passed at the previous (seeting. should rescinded. The motion wa» eventually defeated, Mea»n>. Carter aad Speak voting in favour, aad Messrs. Ackroyd, Wliiteley, HainsworUi, Stocks, and a«aiu»t. Aa meagre in ssUfnt and *>• cboK» quality ...