... Railway since the company a obtiuned its first Acto Parliament in 1843 uip di to thre present sisse? a: cafe andi, generally speak- I Anpt, correct answeor stord he--First, its absoep- b tionl of nulineronis se-nler lioet: and, secondly, c itsamage~tsaiol ...

... maintaining oest their position against any infantry . in the iro- .wor:d. not The doctor found among the Beers man'lly' red speaking, English, ?? Among thcos serving with the enemy he saw an cx-'ientenant uii the Army. ?? ras end ceashlered for mieceneoct ...

... Crol:ider t of maintaining their position against aire :.:untr in the world& The doctor found among tEr;. -;>rE mart1y speaking English. Among those sit t:e wivth the enemv he saw an er-lieutenant in th- 4r- ?? who was cashiered for misconduct, n.%t ...

... head-so uncurled; We can rhyme with the big British roar As it rolls from the ends of the world. Is there anything ivi may not speak ? Is there anything ,we cannot feel? :Who on earth shall accuse us of cheek When our pen's manufactured of steel ? So of empire ...

... Chees- we' lohd an: In South-streot, and many othiers. Theitj Chairman: These matters eshuld be reported to tihe gao company. Speaking for' the gas coen- we. f the pany, be saidK they had no desire to keep the 1 cd in lampo ?? t~he T'udhoe Cemetery report ...

... the Army before the pen can receive its adequate support; and thouagh this is rather a big task-it means, compara- tively speaking, the creation of a Navy, equal to that of England-the Emperor, encouraged by the labours of his grandfather in the one branch ...

... thanks to her, and called for cbeers, which were heartily given. The Rev. G. Arbuth- not (vicar) seconded the vote of thanks, speaking onbehalfof the school managers, andcoupledwithit the name of Miss Tan der Vy-er, Miss Corelli's secre- tary. The motion was ...

... iogs us the arrest os an attorney. Vermooten by colmlicr, cc a charge of high treason. We mnake i no pretence, of course. to speak on the merits es of the case. But. it shows that the aluthorities 4,f are not acfraiid to art, acid that is the mai point than ...

... (ciet of it In the same letter tbe writer says, I ?? w-as cadt lyhel we drove the Boers away il was sick of killing thein. Speaking of the Modder hattle, he ?? hadl about twelve shot dead in about three miniute-- That made me feel a bit funny, but I went ...

... 1>5 cildren in the investiglation Nod super- vision of these rises 41,359 visits were paid bv the officers. 'These fig-urcs speak- for ?? ;Lruly! D. G. BA R FlLEY, LL. D.1. N,7LL-L~l ?? Honorat- Secretaries. BelftsL Branch. I ?? P.C. C. 3, Clarendon Place ...

... shooting is much more irregular. There is no fixed time for it, ?? no concen- tration of fire. Indeed, the Boer tactics be- |speak ill-temper. There is considerable sniping daily beyond Obserration Hill and Waggom nill, but it is quite harnless. The men ...

... Lierl or Unionat Liberzil (if that be pro- farred), vowod to reform in our uministration zs well as in other mattere, would speak, as Member for the ?? Liboral Univnesity, with muct authority ad inlluence.-I A, Sir, yours obe- diendy, WILLIAM 'lRINtLE ...