... Dec 29, rays the British camp at Victoria Weet was alarmed last evening by a sharp oxehange of fire with a body of the enemy, whose object Appeared to be to cut the railway. Further particulars forwarded from Victoria West, Dec. 29, rhow thrvt at h?lf-pnst ...

... wish to gain the respect of European nations, and if for no other reason than this the prisoners of war will be safe. The Queen has been pleased, upon the re- commendation of the Home Secretary, to ap- point Mr. Thomas Marchant Williams to be stipendiary ...

... ASSOCIAnOS JUNIOR LEAGUE. •Wentworth U. Eooleffield 0. •Haliatn 1, Oak 8tro« *• •itr.gbion 5, WlueUm 0. , . f. pl»T«*. •Thorpe Victoria 2, Thorp® * C. !• •Coal 4, 0. •Ohannia* Reaertes v. Wadsley Bndge. not played. Juniors S- • * aJcy SHEFFIELD SUNDAY SCHOOL ...

... man of ecience, the doctor, have all achievc-d epleodid triumphs dining the r.:ne- teenth oeutory, during th«* mgn of Queen Victoria, and even during tiie )?ast year. Still their f«v.;s have all been edipsed by th*> ima-e splendid ?? won by t.iie I M ...

... lifeboat this of rescue proceeded in the to the German liner there Australian” cricket Melbourne December Victoria and Wales commenced to-dey Victoria first the scored 243 for the loss of seven wickets Towards this total McAlister contributed 63 45 36 tut ...

... 625 6 Mr. W. H. Smith's Nobold, Sys.. 16) are as follows: — 0 2Mr. L. W. Arucll’s Earl of Leicester, ays | bales, Queene! land 9,192, Victoria 16,880, Svutl atty Australia 13,706, West A’ uatraia 3,523, Tasman a 0 2Mr. R. Cra ig’s Molly Astbore, 4yaStark ...

... ined to make a firm : THE QUEEN’ MESSAGI HER TROOPS. hong \| | ARERR ney agp ee ae The Christmas message sent by the Que eee pet on et pot nso | and all my brave suldiers a happy ‘otect and | Tere LOD inv le the THE DE AAR R AILWAY 1 that it was The following ...

... (Urt , ' far better, and Haywoid quickly ..,*»>i t-ifwa- minutes before the close Tumb: U * or*J for tkm Rangers Result : -queen. Park fW*r* J s Thames Ironworks, 1. BRISTOL ROVERS v. KK%OIN ...

... Drive, = ‘ ANTED a gooi COOK: oer i rete) Wa Rerd. fordhoue Cottage, NTED, Pisia COOK aud two in partes | We Mrs. Piercy, Queen's Row, rton, Ho TED, a COOK, for | rs. Wedgwoud, Barlaston Les, M FANTRD, COOK, “3 te 25, » tear Prostun, country = Mrs. Cab ...

... Dispensary, LM., Leeds, attends: — STOCKTON : Queens HoteL January 10 (11 to 4 30). BP. AUCKLAND : Commercial Hotel, Jan. 4 (12 to 7). HARUOr.ATE: Ncrth-Eastern Hotel, Jan. 25 (11 to 2) SUNDERLAND : Queen's Hotel, Jan. 11 (12 to 4). NEWCASTLE: Clarendon ...

... embark on Saturday, January 13th, on the Garth Castle, the Briton, and the Wilson liner Ariosto. The forty selected men of the Queen's West- minster Volunteers attended at the regimental headquarters on Saturday in order to be medic- ally examined as to their ...

... Hours 11 to 2-30. QUEEN S HOTEL, STOCKTON WEDNESDAY, January 10. Houre 11 to 4-30 SUTTIE'S NEW CLARENDON HOTEL, NEWCASTLE, MONDAY January 22. Hours 12 to 4-30. NORTH EASTERN HOTEL, DARLINGTON, MONDAY, January 8 Hours 11-30 to 5. QUEEN'S HOTEL, SUNDERLAND ...