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... well advanced and that the county of Perth along with those 'ef Stirling and Clackinannsn wore raisin,: sums by means of voluntary assess. monis on iWIICTM of lauds and heritages. Aberdeen was fixed for the llkr2 Show, and among the grants intimated was ...
... good care after the retreat across tbe Tngela to address his men with words ot encouragement. The probability is that some detached remark has been seized upon, and it bas been handed us in a form wbich gives it quite different meaning to that which its ...
... efficiently, and the subscriptions have been maintained in a manner rtfleeting the highest credi; upon the supporters cf voluntary schools in the town. A cheery, optimistic tone, which augurs well (or tfco future, pervaded the speeches the annua! dinner ...
... Cap tain and Adjutant Murray, Captai Jack-on. Dr G. Booth. Mr Ji Hall, R. T. Dewc : Mr J. G. Benson, Col. Hall. Aid. T. P. Wood Mr .T. J.P., Aid. ...
... '■ha LoyfJ Suffolk Hussar* wore the Albany yester'ay. There of the Artillery Company, five officer.- 98 men composed the detachment Hussars, aud the Herts contingent numbered 134. Keen weather notwithstanding, there wasa large company of the friends of ...
... and ilhed rooms: detached stabling for 2.— Full particulars of CURTIS aud IiLNSON, 5. Mount- st„ V_ _^ MESSRS. HIGGS and Co., 50. GREEK-STREET. Gr__eno_-qi l are. VT. FOR Side, Freehold, or to be Let, Unfurnished, a charming detached Property, amidst ...
... was the undertaker. THE MAYOR'S Sorer DANiANTAS.—TLe hat of the 'erica of o uses in eonnection with the Mayor's War Fund in aid of the widows and orpbare of our soldiers and milers wee held at the Clarendon R .yel Hole! on Monday evening. The wire derrunte ...
... ought to be devoted to extension work. The church ought to be self-npporting, for they believed in the voluntary principle out and out, and not the voluntary principle crutches. Ur. Crisp said they had gone through the books very oa'efully and found everything ...
... any and all churches having as their intention and purpose the improvement of their adherents in truthful living. : n mutual aid end help, and theabsenre of se:ilsh4io?s— the prevailing vice of the age. My acquaintance (and knowledge of priests com- menced ...
... and Co., who at once showed their desire that the voluntary system should be maintained iu Grantham. Ani the necessity for such a course, with an outlay of about £6,000 the last five years on the voluntary system, rightly proclaimed itself, without further ...
... and 3.42 p.m trains : Return Fares, 3rd « ltss, to Ashey, od. ; Haven Street, 8d ; Wootton, ?? ; Whippingham, lid.; New- ?? l aid Cowiis, Is.; Carisbrooke, Is. 6d. ; ?? oinie (for Stone Steps Tea Gardens). 2*. Nii.k Ai..il, Yarmoti'h or fresh wat r, 2s ...
... before you buy it. a:id you will lind that one you estimated at half a pound w iii weigh IS to 20 ounces, and the hard leather cast* 51 per cent, more Ilir-th- AITCHISON* PATENT POCKET FIELD CLASS comes in ; it weighs only o ounces ai.d closes lo on.- inch ...