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... SAILS FOR HOME. The well-known evangelist, Mr Ira D. Sankoy, sailed for New York yesterday by the Kaisei Wilhelm der Grosse. Speaking to a Props repre. sentative he said, Dnring my vinit I have viaite) 30 towns and have deliveted 65 addresses. I noticed no ...
... Aa to the geiueial treatir.tiii, of the patients, the London Daily FiXpre* Portsmouth corr^s- j pondent at&e that be can speak in higb terms, j ...
... dangerous characters in the town. So said Chief Constable Sinclair to the Newport borough magistrates at their. ting to-day, speaking of Benjamin Taylor, labourer, who aDpetlred in the dock. Taylor WM drunk on Thursday and was in a violent mood. He was in ...
... have neither feted correspondent* nor been under fashionable generals, will be left do police work with decimated ra.nks. Speak a word for a brave corps Jelit the War Office forget. ...
... THE POPE AND PUNCH. Leo XIII. does not speak English, though ho began to learn it more than half a century ago. when he was Nancio in Brussels, and made the acquaintance of a member of the Weld family Seat down, is one of the few English phrases which ...
... Warrenton. The enemy left 13 killed and wounded on the ground, and we cap- tured several prisoners. Our losses were slight. Hanter speaks iu high terms of the gallantry of the Imperial Yeomanry under Col. Meyriclc. ...
... were glad, while doing the fighting in the Republics, to have kind friends iu America who would do their speaking for them. Mr Woltnwrans, speaking in Dutch, said be had never participated in such t* strong welcome. Sene-tor Wellington predicted the United ...
... lesson of sincerity and truth in our daily life aúd work in which to him art was an f.s.:eulial ele- ment-tht. channel, so to speak, by which man was to be led up to higher moral life. ...
... WOLBELEY AND THE WAR. Viieoant Wolsoley, speaking at the annnal banquet cf the City of London School last ing, refuted the idea that England bad been left undefended by the dispatch of so large a body of men to South AfriCA-a numbar which he be- lieved ...
... their resorting to illegal practices. Bishop Barry, who officiated, took note of the objection; but, Mr. Keneit endeavoured to speak further, four verger* went to him, one of them seizing his coat. Amidst shouts of Hands oft from the congregation, the vergers ...
... THE MONROE OOCTRINE. Alleged German Intrigue. New York, Saturday,— Speaking at a dmnex of the Grem Mo-iumeBtal Association, Mr Elihn Root, Secretary for War, said :—No man who oarofuiiy watches the signs of the times can fail to sec tbat the A mi erica ...
... had had the men under his com- mand two or three times, and had found them a. magnificeut. regiment. Lord Dundonatd a.tfo speaks in feeliii, Kerens of his friend, Col Thorotd, who conimanded the Royat Welsh Fusiliets, and was kilted by a sheH juet before ...