... needs rectifying. The game with the Rovers was of a fairly even description, and draw was fitting sequel; but it is only speaking the truth when we say that the crowd expected something better of the City. Except at Derby, the Rovers had been beaten every ...

... required »r the completion of the new Exeter Railway The following letter from Messrs W. Mortimer and Son, of 14, Bedford Circus, speaks for i f. may add that at a recent meeting in Exeter tbe contractor intimated that if this land conld be obtained there would ...

... than 30th. L A TBI FUNG ERROR! The Boer prisoners hospital at Orange River I continue to prosper, and was fat. correj was speaking to one t'uem other day. was an exceedingly interesting man. and half-hour conversation was most instructive. was educated ...

... disposed, and always thoroiiglily respected by even'one. There way not a resident in Vent/on who knew Mr. Giuisen who eouhl not speak the highest terms his character. ninrriod in the his bride being a dacghter of Mr. John itid after a in Duke-stroet removed ...

... baskets of parcels waiting be delivered to the troops Laxiysmith. LONG TOM'S CHARMED LIFE. Writes correspondent in Ladysmith, speaking liong Tom : lie re-ally bears charmed lite; for hours we pitch projectiles the right of him, to left him. above him. and ...

... agree sad ere rehearse his ampleyers, I shall ray as an peer* to see her and also peers Ikkag who who see liter le he able to speak bar et gaslibseres. I roil in wring opera rasetiou to charseter, whir I regard se • very losportant point. What °flora ll ...

... lessons. Trial lessons fit ee. —Apply Secretary. 231-233. OxfoKl- street. Ite.eni-ci cus; also 27. Avenue de I 'Opera. Paris. TO Speak and Write French, for business purposes, practically taught by the French l-.xamincr to the City ami Guilds Institute. One ...

... Century, Dear ri.ntury, be raltu. Thorn it hauling ia Rtrruity, I. Omni* balm. Tho' and joy, and Rnli on i.inan'a Then.. hist speak of tlie world below, taut aro things of time. Dear Century—Thou hut doue thy beat, t'au ought on earth do IA y head arta lonstM ...

... ..mined to Vrytietg. mag &raga &kw by • Boa% a& past& to. dr *able deter, sad Nand &Ater asioag tie or Vrybarg, gage kir &speak& eke lay in • MOM is th• hek/ At night elm to do sad out tb• boeptiel. EA* toed that nes had Oat no one the sod Nov had to ...

... the have good supply of food, enemy a-. , I* confident of tlwir position any inlanlry the world. The ■ -d among the many speaking Rnglidi. thoeo serving the enemy raw an ■, ,:.cunt in the army, who was lor aia-Hidoet. and an tho army ivho .. after being ...

... showing that the force can be raised from volunteers without delay. The Right Hon. K. J. Seddon, Premier of New Zealand, speaking Westland, that New Zealand had already sent one contingent; another would leave about January 15, and there would more to ...

... tirown herself into the defence of ie Epire at this impornt crisis. The people|- Gt New Zealad, said Mr. Seddon, and he was 1 speaking, we believe, for the entire Colony. was determined that the prestige of the Brit-ish. Empire should be maintained at, all ...