... sincerely thanks the citizens of Shef- field for their kind sympathy, conveyed through you, an this moment of heavy sorro Bigge.” Speaking yesterday at the Ruskin Union meeting at the Town Hall, the Lord Mayor of Shef- field expressed, on behalf of the citizens ...

... who opposed tia South African war was suspected of being Pro-Boer, and therefore became unpopular. Plaintiff was called to speak to the facis and to the custom in the journalistic profession. He said the custom was for reporters not to attend unless they ...

... and regret. He showed what his character was at a time which brings the force of a man’s strength of character to light—I speak of the time of the great cholera epidemic at Naples. There are many men praised for their bearing on fields of battle who would ...

... that medical officers were not sufficiently in asking for what they wanted, and to object to make complaints. He proceeded to speak of men being broucht down to Bloemfontein Station without being properly cared for, and lying at the station for hours; but ...

... ser- vice, and thus every man under a certain age made available for service in le THE ARMY PAY DEPARTMENT One cannot in speaking the Army Pay Depari- ment plead the loss resulting from obsolete tron and overwork, simply the Army Pay has so far in spite ...

... succeeds to the Duchy of Coburg. consequent on the tragic death of Prince Alfrec last year, is only sixteen, but those who him speak highly of his princely qualities. — There is another coincidence between th: Queen's two dead sons. The Duke of Albany suffered ...

... But it wouid not occur again , as quickly as they wished. would be taken to avoid Precautions the members of the hun‘ it. Speaking on behalf of t, he could Say that were delichted to see so many visito he hoped that- the rs for good feeling which had ex ...

... refuses to say anything, except that he has no accomplice. He spends the greater part of his time lying on his bed, and does not speak to his jailers when spoken to, and not always then. His trial will take place at Milan Assize Court, and will carried out as ...

... make tbem. (Laughter. Capt. Steward, of the Royal Canadian t said he was ill of malarial fever in Pretoria, and he could not speak too high! of the treatment he received from the doctors an nurses, Dr. Little, a civil surgeon, was of opinion that No. 8 General ...

... missionaries from China, and to arrest all € the Christians, and compel them to renounce their faith. Other applauding Boxers speak approvingly of their burning out and slaying the converts. Their leaders are stated in a decree to be Princes and Ministers ...

... health of the architect, engineer, and contractor.—Mr. Jenkins, Mr. Platts, and Mr. Thornton responded.—Mr. W. Winstanley, speaking from between 49 and 50 years’ experience, said the gasworks were one of the best equipped in the king- beneficial. dom, and ...

... information was vol by a Nottingham jour- T believe, saw the match, I that members of e Derby Derby the error. By the y, speaking of Derby cricket, reminds me that in Nottingham yesterday I had rawn member of Derby Mid. ‘ub, Mr. Wiki who, so T was told ...