... MARVELLOUS BUT WASTEFUL. Speaking Hildyard’s advance Mr. Burleigh says: Most cunningly bad the Boers bided their time. Not Rome in her palmiest days ever possessed more devoted eons. the gladiators marched proud and beaming to meet death the British soldiers ...

... will have taken on the law. The Federal Council will shortly fix the date for it. THE DUKE CONNAUGHT. The Duke of Connaught, speaking at a meeting in the I]sle of Wight on Saturday, said it was true be was about aeume the forcese in Ireland. Perhaps he should ...

... miles and fought three fl tbs battles in the annals of the army in days, and that is cot work. I don't know *Mt is. After speaking of Belmont, he continues; •| met A Walker here, lie with the Guards, have lost crest many more men than any of divisions ...

... reaching Tuli two p.m. We-iad to very roundabout way right through he thick bush in pitch darkness. Wo crawled part the way, not speaking a word. The thorns were .iwful—our hands and faces were fearfully scratched. .Ve did about thirty-five miles altcgether, ...

... seems us,’’ saj's The Times,” “to bad tactics even from the purely party point view to contend, as Mr. Balfour, broadly speaking, contended yesterday, that the Government have made no serious mistakes throughout this unhappy business, and that ail that ...

... her impulse would be to recommend something. I have heard these pills highly spoken of for indigestion: have heard doctors spe>ak favourably of them, and, of course, I bave read in the newspapers what people aay they have clone for them. Consequently, ...

... Mr. FaxaH*hr>e and others that if they -wer* to adopt the electric light in the work house now was the time. Mr. Butler, speaking as large shopkeeper who •isrd the electric light extensively, thought the Guardi were the right linos, and believed they ...

... IT SETS RIGHT DIRECTLY. Mr. J.^NORTON. 42, Townscnd-lane, Liverpool, writes: use your preparation, Phosforine, and cannot speak too highly of it for any of the purposes you recommend it, for I have usod it in family for the last two years, and the youngest ...

... Of THS I.&NCASHiaX DAILT rOST.”I Sir, —Id your account of the old folks’ entertainment at Preston in Wednesday’s issue, you speak Mrs. Kirby having completed her lOOch year in May Iwt; that if she is spared another year she will have lived throe centuries ...

... part imitate.” ——- I'—* - Harry could see that it was so; hut these last words he looked ud suddenly from the letter. You speak though you had committed the forgery yourself.” said he. did,’ the calm reply. ” Lowndes couldn’t have used his pen like that ...

... steady late rates, wittti no new feature, however, to report n« trade _ Some appear more disposed o|!er»te, but. generally speaking, users are covering only cloth sains. .Shipping boadifti and Bolton yarns are without new feature. ...

... tho Royal Oillrue f* hytlclans of London. t>y Dr. Ci. Collier, published Longman A Co small defect in this compilation (speaking ** lb® Hew Pharmarop*eia) that have no purgative «»«» but what contains oLms. yet know that bcmorrhoidal peraona can not ...