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... Government in the matter. the German steamer was referred meeting of mtreliants held in Hamburg on Saturday. Herr Eiffc. speaking behalf the firm* trading with South Africa, whether the Chamber of Commerce was doing all that required for Ih© protection ...
... country but very little inzer-;. ?? rather tall stories of fast times having beea made in America have come over. Genera -y speaking, from the rider's point of view . 2 year has been a very good one both for :b- Itouring and the pottering ridaer. As far ...
... bearer stocks is fully appreciated, but the general investing public not so familiar with the subject. Generally and roughly speaking, registered securities are safer from possible loss of the certificates improper dealing with the scrip. If the certificate ...
... efforts so meritorious in themselves are only forerunner.' of similar good things. However that be. no one could help but speak in terms of warmest commend*litHi of the wholehearted, unflagging fashion in which the North End thrashed Notts Forest. Footballers ...
... losiniereds oar sister women's hearts to-day, and give them our lancet of sympathy. And even thong% we do not know them n see speak to them, in quiff, wee.. stretch out a warm , friendly to them. and desire that ' this Now Tear will bring peace and cos- I ...
... SETS RIGHT DIRECTLY. Mr J. NORTON, 42. Townsend-lore. Liverpool, writes: I me your preparation, Phosfehne, and cannot speak too highly of it for any of the purpoera you recommend it, for 1 have used it my lor the lart (wo years, and the youngest ABflmben ...
... quite confident of maintaining their position against any infantry in the world. The doctor found among 1 1 the Boers many speaking English. Among those' serving with the enemy he saw an es.lientenant of the Briti4 Army, who was cashiered for misconduct ...
... uncertain, and critical feminine diosyncraoy, are happily preserved in and through all the play. I From the first word she speaks, by which know that Benedick an old love of hers, to last, she presents the same exuberant-happy contrast of impulsive affection ...
... sitration. -I~s p ty- Iutasroad, Bot-l. - ?? _ I .n. drroviaions.-Wanted, asmoart Juni~for B G~ ( .T TRbLY-2 -Cour Plea cutter; speak Welsh I Is, amtie;go ?? n cL& a or uS lIICEY ad Posisirs-Wste ?? 7atA Gd CER and Piovenwaer-Wanted, a religshe Mn fo a 120 ...
... the former committee. —Yours, &c, J. NORRIS, Ex-Sergeant lst L.E.V. December 28, 1899. MR. J. SIDEBOTHAM, M.P., THE WAR. Speaking on Saturday evening the annual gathering of the parishioners of St. Ann's, Denton, Mr. J. W. Sidebotham, M.P. for the Hyde ...
... that the Boers have been using Dum-Dum bullets. MR FREDERIC HARRISON OH THE MICROBE OP IMFERIALiaiL” Mr Frederic Harrison, speaking upon the war in giving his New Year address yesterday to the Positivist Society, said that what had happened of late had ...
... 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 ...