... to America. Lady Dudley, wife of the Lord Lieutenant of•lreland, went on a motor-car tour last week through a considerable portion of the congested districts of Galway and Mayo for the purpose of visiting some of the district nurses established under ...

... AMERICA'S ;REATEST city, town, and hamlet in the woed. They could not afford to do this only that they expect a:ter you are , cured you sill recommend the remedy to suffering friends, uho will glaiLy order the treatment, and is this wiry they will be ...

... AMERICA. Ailsa, yawl Apache, auxiliary barque Atlantic, auxiliary schooner Endymion, schooner Fleur de Lys, schooner Hildegarde, schooner Thistle, schooner Utowana, auxiliary schooner GERMANY. German Syndicate, Hamburg, schooner Great Britain had thus ...

... IN AMERICA. NEW YORK. July 12. —Th. Intense' heat In the South and still continues, exceeding all privious records in many cities. Reports received from Topeka indicate that the crops in all the counties of Kansas have been damaged to the extent of least ...

... TO AMERICA BY RAIL The novelist's proposed railway lines link up the whole world, and include no less a project than a Transatlantic tunnel from Brest to New York. - Airships and motor-cars will be used to link up outlying places with the main lines, ...

... TORNADO IN AMERICA. Village Destroyed and Eight Inhabitants Killed, While Trains Are Held Up by Hailstone Drifts. FORT WORTH (Texas), Sunday.—The village of Hemming has been destroyed by a tornado. Eight of the inhabitants were killed, and there was also ...

... BACK TO AMERICA. Salisbury is still a city of gloom. The flags on the buildings fly at half-mast, and the promenade concerts in the Victoria Park have been abandoned for the time being. Miss Anna Koch, one of the more slightly injured, was well enough ...

... and America, and the is distributed so that no further co ties cftnh* Ask your bookseller to show you a volume, or apply to the publishers for an eight-page prospectus THE FIRST TWO VOLUMES NOW READY. Loudon; CHATMAN and HALL, Limited, Saturday, October ...

... SONS OF AMERICA. Americo is proud of its . growing population. while effete Europe is standing ntiil. However effete, gat , ope has not had altogether the vrorst of the deal. It appears Mr. Frankenthall. who for many yeare United States Consul at Berne ...

... IN AMERICA and of the Derby Crack, SIR MARTIN, in seat Tuesday's Thrum & Country Cartose : LORD ST. DAVIDS. I STUMM, W.C. ...

... OVERLAND TO AMERICA. Colossal Railway Projected By French Engineers. Now that peace has been signed, French engineers and capitalists have returned to their dream of a railway from Paris- to New York, by way of Siberia and Alaska. Midway between America and Asia ...

... TO AMERICA FOR MILLIONS. A Bristol family of Irish descent are stated to have inherited a fortune of anything from one to three millions . The rumour has gained wide local circulation. and one of the has departed fur America, ostensibly to attend the ...