... recogrised this noed ts showa by the fact that the chaplains of the Churoh the Roman Cathohio } England and of Chureh, pot to speak of other Churche eccompany each column, so that the men cen have epintoa) in the form which to them is orthodox. But in an ...

... telling of the great opportunity hosprtal and of ber ex pees in anpplyiog Tommy Atkins with papers, stamps, end— Bibles The speak bo very ly of the kindness with which they have n treated from the General Commanding downwards, and of the facilities offered ...

... in tho Transvaal, aod in tho invaded territones [THROOGH LAFFAN’S AGENCY.) Cape Town, Dec. 30.—A priv © letter from Pretona speaks of fever being mfe on the Portuguese boundary A report that all Eng lish are to be expelled from the two Republics is confirmed ...

... are quite con- their fident of maintaining positon against any infantry in the world. The doctor found among the Boers many speaking Among thoge servinz with the enemy he saw an ex-lieutenant in the Army, who was cashierel for misconduct, and an ex-sergeant ...

... Fitton, also o arlestown, said that he found the deceased sitting in the road about four o'clock on Wedp y ing drunk He did pot speak, and seemed very Richard M‘'Mann ave ovidence of fi a the man frozen to the ground in blood 4.45 on Wednesday morning. He raised ...

... quickest end yet the meet com nee 1 Throagh » CONSTA 90M ot the DIF FERENCES French and the Stadent te epabled froma the to SPEAK and WRITE Collen wie! and Idiomatic For a fee of FIVE GUINEAS the Student ts emtitied te attend Professor MECNSER Cases in ...

... Lord Lister, in the address he deliv | before the Royal Socrety at re ling, beld the anniversa:y upon Re Andrew's Day. i speaking of this method of on again that ite as vet protective unproved Al that he dared to say in its vour immediately thet it had ...

... that the goods may not be excluded from import.” It was o that ahew tant was now and that In operation for Nigena generally speaking it would be to Yhat o fo at A letter had been sent to Lagos the Fore asking for information on th aud at was resolved to ...

... one The Recorder in charging the jure made a feeling allusion ta the great lees susterned by the oy aL the death of the of Speaking for his memory him beck thirty four years he remembered the kind: act of the Duke in in placing hia on that very seat a Recorder ...

... Cannon street Hotel, London Mr Alexander Davidson presided, and moved the adoption of the renort for the vear ended June 50 It speaking of the condition of the company's he expressed the hope that it would be when the war was over, that pot a found, great deal ...

... night» you will have to sit down Mr Saunby With due deference to the ebair (cries of ‘Cheer. cheir —— The Lord you desire to speak, you can do #0, but not on your rights, be cause you have lost them Mr. Beunby.—Then, my Lord Mayor, with your permission I ...

... has a tenden lo inerease, and it is not an easy ma er o 1 prevent it doing so Sir Thomas H at meeting of the City Couned, speaking a6 the municipal Chanceilor of the Exchequer, submitted a motion for t the appointment of a sperial mo ‘o revise the estimates ...