... produced for afternoon performance only. The Earl aud Countess of Mar and Kellie, who are shortly abroad, are just now making short stay at Alloa House, their place iv Clackmannan. Captain W. E. S. Maun, A.D.C., who lately commanded Her Majesty's battleship ...

... rob his house, an' which, he sex shot him. Oh. get mad. I'm yer friend so far that I want you to know the truth about these stories, an' I'm prepared to prove what I say. Coots took a number of newspaper clippings from an old pocket-book, and handing them ...

... to the world so many hostages as England; her scattered territories, her world wide commerce, her vast foreign loans, her short food supply—all these are hostages, and she is under heavy bonds indeed keep the peace. With the States one of her main hostages ...

... 55 years of age. At Kilmaron Castle, ou 19lh November, Captain Middleton, the popular master of the Foxhounds, died after a short illness, aged 48. 29th November Mr Thomas Wallace, farmer, Weddersbio, Collcsaie, who was connected with Cupar in his earlier ...

... remunerative employment. Shop- keepers have experienced a fairly good year, although in some of the working class districts the shortness of money, consequent on the engineers’ strike, is now being felt. The shipbuilding and allied trades have an excellent account ...

... rate tor himself—this means that he must put w > -with whatever terms tao employer dictates , or ; else leave the shop . In short , the capitalist employer is ' n combination in himeelf , against which th& individual workman is helpless . . This is especially ...

... move steadily on in front of the regiment at a footpace on his horse . The gun discharged shot until tha troops were within short distance , when . they' fired grape . In went the corps led by the Lieutenant , who still steered steadily on the gun ' s muzzle ...

... efforte, some of Miss most pular_works— notably Citoyenne Jacqueline, PY . “Phe Diamond Kose.” and most of the ex juisite short stories to be found in “Papers for Thoughtful Girls” and 4 “Days of Yore'’—were written amid the hum of the crowded school parlour ...

... tb« Jesebel it’- iu&. | “ Do -o, you shall not be without your re- . waid. the grateful reply, and though West had been so short with run, it gives pleasure to record that in that saying, teant, h® proved iru© prophet. The future, however, sealed to most ...

... awaited the developnient of events. Captain Noyes, said suildeuly, you almost trughteneil use to death with your horrible story yesterday evening. I could not get it out of my Dead all night. I cannot tell you how much it triglitened me, I am sorry ...

... Rudylo LKiplin's new volume of stories shall- not be ?? Elis'ed, as at first contemplated, in the spring 5' this- year. The book will be held over until 'September or October. The volume will' eo- -e- Itain, amongst other stories, Bread upon the lWaters, ...

... Its Story and Song.—The fourth of a series of lecturers iv connection with Trinity E.U. Church was given the church Monday the Rev. Alexander Pollock, M.A. Mr Robt. White presided over good attendance. The subject lecture was Yarrow: Its Story and Song ...