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... January has the following, in interesting article on the Crail Golfing Society, 1786:—Mr. Tait and the Blaekwelis, not to speak of the ghost of famous Messieux, of the legendary 380 yards, should read the followihg with pleasure : 4th April, 1792 : — ...
... quite possible tliat prices for good qualities will harden a few shillings. shall be in portion, however, little later to speak with more certainty on this point. may remark there not a likelihood our getting the weight h(.ps from the Pacific Coast that ...
... 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 ...
... result leis of an improvement in tho administration than of the Innate vitalit of the couctre,which was advancing I so to speak in spite of itself. How great the vitality is hen been fitlly demonstrated by the elasticity with whioh the nation hal recovered ...
... being shown on the books of the Bank, this is considered too stupid for roply. It is, however admitted that, financially speaking, France has interest in the ruin of England. She is the best customer of this country, and it would puerile express any wish ...
... 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 ...
... troop*. Whet was his mess Age this occwstoo to the tcenung over rule*, Ki« own view, aa the very vtoeror of the Deity!' He wav speaking the repreeentatieee i looxcnpt army, which, a- clAtmed. It* synonymous with hie people—repreeenttog ; before his eye* the ...
... for it’s v easiest o't lot,” said Jim, “ for tha’ thmks it's ahr So Jim won the suit of clothes for his brother Bill cha’s speaking to, and it isn’t for it’s ...
... 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 ...
... and not another word did to the Judge me. Judge looked at me. and 1 looted the Judge who should bare known hi* ground, to speak, and Mr Kruger glowered both. an embarrassing moment for everybody, Mr Kroger, *bo triumphantly held bis own- Thiy Touch ...
... 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 ...
... quite confident of maintaining their position against any infantry in the world.* The doctor found among the Boers many speaking English. Among those serving with the enemy he saw an ex-lieutenant of the British Army who was cashiered for misconduct ...