... victory. The play of the United men was rather dis avpointing. M'Bride in goal was weak. Butler and M'Dowelt did not please their friends at back. Charlie Murray and Logan played hard 'n half, and saved their team from a worse deeat, Amongst the forwards ...

... eity, but he refused, ard told me to clear out at once. if wot sooner. ‘There was & poor fellow these whose wife was nr“x-n. trying to get one too. and the Coract told un—-helmuuunm 1 don't know whether he did or not. As I mh‘ 1o get on a coal truck, and ...

... BLOODY CONFLICT Spe-iat Tolegram.) Telegravhing from Spearwan’s Camp on Janeey 2T to the “Moraing Post,” Mr. Spencer Churcbill save- The Peers were (v extausted to The nation muss face tie k—:'h composure of the traops. who will tey The eonfidence i Gene-al ...

... the diminution of the expenditure. 1t was not s large 3s to necesitate ‘any partioular remark. Curicusly enongh there was & saving in coal. Dunog the Welsh coal strike of last year they were obliged to buy - ferior coal, of which they used a larger quantity ...

... comrades of the troops who as wilitary police keot the route elear could be heand shouting inquiries after their wounded friends. aud the reniies arovsed the intercst aud wiapathy of the crowd. To-morrow the Hish land Brigade will enter the town, and ...

... Bellast Workhouss, save ovidense &f the LA 8o o ek BRI T admission to the Union at 1.25 a.m. on the 3rd inst. The man was unconscious. and had all the indications of coneussion of the brain. His condition gradvally got woree, and he died he tween 930 and ...

... to be bappy. alwavs to be doing sdmething. You ean get along with most prople, adapt yourself to circamstances, and sl wavs try to make the best of everything. Are lacking in tenacity of purpose, and are 100 easily discouraged if thingy don't quite go ...

... loss—the utter lonelioo — Papa— Her voice broke, and tears gathered on the shining lashes. “You Ln friends—Jeanie—myself ; is my eTection of wo valae*™ The trying lm through which they h: recently sod together | the nesr presence death, v‘;:h“dur—-pfi-lhn vanit ...

... the apposite side, the same roite they had taken in goiaz up. The cenemy ore scattered (ver an extended area. Every ridgo and di connected kopje is studded with them, end a _-cugh estimate nlaces their sirencth at from 12,700 10 15,000. They have §n »ll ...

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... SAVED BY DEATH; fArr Rionms Rmswnven.) on, THE v SECRET TREASURE OF GAVASE By 8 AUGUSTA SQUIRES, Awthor of ** An Pviction and its Consequences,* “ A Drave Liulu-ran,' ** Marriage,*® Orarrrn XXIV, ™K SEALED CIAMRRR, Forn days e the remams of Julia Jacqaes ...

... merely theu nurse., Elderly la. dies, untrammelled ~—which is a short way of deseribing Beated in Calm Repose, them es sour old Reading a “Yeliow-Back.” maids snd childless — favour the rrd-_humhin slopes. No one ooks &t them save out of sympathy: they are ...