... they lass, the weight of evidence goes to show that the railwavs rnust bear a large share of the blanme. Railways have been speaking very ruefully of late about the ever increaing cost of working, and they. of courre. keep down &Ul unnecessary expense as ...

... Palace and else- Iwhere. A: concert party, headed by Mir O'Mara iand Madame Roma, are also about to tour in the provisres. Speaking of provincial tours, .I mentioned a short time ago that Mr Hare Swas consid-ring a Sugast;on to take The Gar ?? Qucx to ...

... and generous of AS. Captain Salusbuv to present; a Gatling guin to a corps of Welshmen for service in u South Africa 'and to speak of Cardiff as sE the leading town in Wales. The gallant p captain, who has seen a considerable p amount of active service ...

... very effective. THE GERMANS IN XAFFRARIA. CAPE TOwN, Thursday.-Colonel Schermbrucker, who is a member of the Cape Assembly, speaking at King Williamstown yesterday, said that the rumours of unrest among the German population in Kafiraria were quite unfounded ...

... the watch to supersede the Ins, we are, for purposes of swift action, deliberately tying our hands behind our backs.' To speak plainly, we are prepared to find, when the investigation of . causes is complete, that whatever is unfortunate in our position ...

... affairs of the Midland city. He found a Corporation as lax, as lethargic, and as unintelligent as England at that,. thie-we arc speaking of six and twenty years ago-had to show. He reformed that Corporation -reformed it altogether. The Birmingham Liberal Association ...

... a geutlmau who had undertakeu to befriend her, applied tl C ;out for advine. Through lher advicer, for he was Unable to speak a vord in Euglish, the sat td that on theo Sakxdy before Christmas she was en- gaged by a lady U 4 ?? of&o in BoOLO to be hrn ...

... about the death ml of Lord. Roberts's son ! Kt once the de bearer of the sad news and the gentle- tu men to whom he was speaking observed th the agitation of the gentleman at the ch next table, saw that he rose abruptly th from the table, and went into ...

... admirably on the railways, and it will work as well on the mule trains when they are established. Private letters from the front speak in warni praise of the regularity and good condition in which the rations of fresh meat, bread, and vegetables are supolied ...

... policeman and one gendarme were s injured. l1 Twenty arrests were made. S fi A GLADSTONE MEMORIAL v GIFT TO BUCKLEY CHURCH. d Speaking at a tea and entertainment at St. Matthew's Schools, Buckley, on Wednesday night, the Rev. Harry Drew said he had an im- ...

... and pushed the box across the table to Weston, Smoke? he usked. The tutor shook his head. He felt that if Buckley did not speak soon he must fall upon him and tear. his news from him bodily. Buckley blew a ring of smoke toward the ceiling. The fact is ...

... proper care was taken; and once it had passed off, there was no fear of a relapse. That was so with me. Your article goes on to speak of the danger of bringiiginvalids from South Africa straight through the tropics into bitter weather in England. Has any one ...