... p-eta.tased four wen, who woe oa the buoy to armee the eho. bud the water. &ate were peewee, lowered esti three of the wearies party were rescued. but Wed. • blush:eolith's mate soak befo-e a boat reseh !we. The Diadem noules. her powder! Well end proceed ...

... Gilt Lettered SHILLINGS NET at the Looker-On’ Office and of all Bouksellers. lal 4 4 SMITH. CHELT NHAM aA ‘t (for Private Parties) to 10 if by Ubar-a- 1S Pad Court bvesham 26 V lla, Chedwerth as way 3 Par’ Court Worcester .. tor Weddines ( arriages and ...

... recover. A 1117.0 r found In each rem. TEE NEWFOUNDLAND FISHNET DISPUTE. A St Johns (liewtmod'and) telegram lays: All politkal parties in the Cclony agree to the renewal ci the :hobo eiremeli foe another year. The measure will pars maulmoody both Houses on ...

... resentations.—It appeared from the evidence that the alleged fra: ud had extended over a long kindly to the prisoner, period, the parties ac who secmed in a we: ak state of health, and said that she was in distress though entitled to a fortune. She represented ...

... per ton, which some of the largest exporters strongly advocated, and all believed could be obtained, but the more moderate party preferred the smaller ?? il the hope that it would he Ofa much more permaneat character, which, there is every reason to believe ...

... Mark Lemon, Tost Taylor. Tenniel, Arthur Blunt (Arthur Cecil), Shirley Brooks, others, is give * la tbe volume, ladies the party being Misses Kate and Ellen Terry. Chevalier Eostski died Cracow, at the advanced age eighty-two. The Chevalier. '* woo was ...

... was anticipated in Exeter, and the con- ficmation of the expected honour was received with the greatest satisfaction by ol! parties, Sir Stafford was connected with the city as its representative from 1881 until his recent appointment as Governor of Bombay ...

... Natal Carabineers. fa was to ascer tain if the report that the sh The ebject left Hlangwani mountain and re- th Boers had Parties advan to crossed the ri ver were true. to a point from en within two mil les of the mountain which the enemy could be seen ...

... a.m, train on Wodnesday (duo 1.42 and embark on the Kildonan Castle for South Africa. StaffSergt. A.P.C., will go.with the party. steamship Ballarat put into Spithead on Saturday and embarked from uth from the epecial night. steamer Magnet yesterday morni ...

... CAMP, Tuesday, 7.20 p.m. When the 12th Lancers went out to reconnoitro this morning they were also employed in covering a party of our Engineors, who blow upa farm- house.on the extreme right a which the enemy had persistently harassed oor patrols. The ...

... the Boer position and found them on Nek, six miles nearly north of Dordricbt. A small party engaged the enemy, who tired heavily without effect An hour later a party of mounted Beers outflanked main body of the patiol, which was for a time danger, but ...

... the nor thenvete as Ueda-rod Lay down when we were. The following on looking oul to the elms mak' the had broken m halm. parties at the hedge, the hell, and heeled ores. vas shiftteg a httlewish the tole. It this found irepostable to get the bow. gam ...