... fully humoured, and if the British and Portuguese Hags are float side by side, it will not be for the first time. If report speaks truly, neither Government is averse from suth arrangement, but a ■ericas difficulty has arisen in the attitude of the United ...

... MR. J. W. LOWTHER AT PENRITH. A GOVERNMENT APOLOGIST. Speaking at meeting Penrith, last night, the Right Hon. J. W. Lowtfaer, M.P., said there was section of the British public who had the finnly-roote; opinion that Mr. Chamberlain was the devil incarnate ...

... LAST WISH. A pretty story, which domes from the death-bed of the Duk« Westminster, is that almost at the last, when unable to speak, he signalled for a sheet of paper and pencil. He then wrote that he wished cheque for a thousand pounds to be sent to the ...

... back are gone ; I feel better i® every way. in fact, ouito a changed woman, from I was few months ago. I p’eased be able to speak we!! ef pills, and certify the above ia correct, and y authority to publish tho facts. Signed (Mrs ) Kay.’’ This is local and ...

... battles in which the regiment has taken part. Such names as Peninsula. Waterloo, Alma. Salamanca. Inkerman, Chitral, and Egypt speak volumes for the service the regiment has rendered to the country. The colour of the. regimental flag is primrose yellow, a ...

... require support badly. Airedales are »till ahead, and many fine specimens are before the public. Of bulldogs is difficult to speak, they are still ponubr. and there ar«_ plenty them, good, hud. and indifferent. We can, however, coll mind no phenomenal specimen ...

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... week ago, and spinners are very steady thereat. Users hive confined their operations only lines for pressing requirements, speaking broadly. King warps and back beams are little irregular, with a quiet trade CoB ® weft unchanged. Fine wefts are very stiff ...

... gone, the old ground has gone, the old team has gone, with one exception—Doig. Or, rather, two, if you count Me.Neill; but I speaking now of the “golden age” of football, and Mo.Ncill belonged rather to the silver age- eame later than the others. It is to ...

... the game relnpicd into more of » bombardment of the visitors' line than anything else. Still, their defence wa* *ure. wed speaks well tor pluck the More aznbe aeks that their line was never crossed. Few teams cm reriit themselvee with the same thing who ...

... out behind one small ant-heap. Forty poor Highlanders were brought the rear prisoner*. looking very *ad.” The narrator also speaks enthusiastically the heroism and coolness of the Boers under the terrible shell fire. The hero of the day, says, were the ...

... CLITHEROE SATVRDAT.—Before Speak (in the chair), J. Brown, and K. Crabtree, Ks'ire. THEFT FROM A CART.-John Hitchon, labonrer, of Bawdlands, charged on remand with stealing from cart the previous Tuenlav one jar of pickles, one bottle of cream of tnrtar ...