... dur-3 ing a chat with a reporter of the above paper, described his tour through the mnother coquntry, remrki;rng-C I paid a visit to my old home in England in 1898, and while there vited a relation of mine r living in Duncaster. In his ...

... off on horseback at as a pace they call a *trife-a gate which all the Boers educate their nags to adopt. It is not exactly an amble, but a cousin to it. mar- S vellously easy to the rider, whilst it ensbles the a nag to get over ...

... at the fa spot mentioned. A little later a passing train m pulls up at that camp, and a party possessing ri a picturesque and vivid imagination at once a informs the guard that a fearful fight has m occured, in ...

... at half-past seven by a clas on petrology. At 7 15 Professor Hebbiethwaite, if a sufficient numlber of students present themselvs, will form a Latin translition elars to rend the subjects for the Lon- don intermediate -axe final B.A. This class Nill be ...

... others. On leaviing the station he entered a cerriar e with Mr. (Crisp and Mlessrs. Whittaker and Waddmgton, while the members of the Conservative Association took their seats in other vehicles. In this manner a procession was formed. and, accomi- panied ...

... satisfaction at our visit, and as a mark of special favour she took a sip of tea from each of our Clips, and kissed us upon the cheek. Be- fore leaving we were presented with rolls of valuable silk a set of inlaid combs, a painting done on silk by her Majesty's ...

... hed r for generation:l He was old-fashioned enough to be a Liberal without, any adjecives added to n it. He was a Liberal pnre and simple, not a Liberl Unionist nor a Liberal Imperialist, be- a ?? he did not think it r . He repre- I t sented ...

... SoiC1ETY 10t At a meeting of the council Or th2 e zt 69 s sre arid Flintshire Miners' Fdet3ra -; -4i Wrexham, on Monday, under the Mr. Geo. Rowley, there 'vas a - the attitude of the members ot the towards the North Wales Mirs' Fe o originated by a letter from ...

... no-aybv -! ?? ?? 's t'he a-c. L.: - 1nedersi and ¶lS i'1ie , U't' cc :E _T .vil audarreve3then di:;id. ?? ric styver. Conic;lr t- soe ?? I.- ownnerm, tret'ore ac-se.a Tl)aCeien a' 3 h Ll rince a: crd r be fa1'lled unrl a pe-.ei . h r-tes ...

... West Derby end the Tc7~e a Guardians add the Select VeEtrv of L--rro.. aend reported that a subh-omniz'ee hod he 5D- pointed to confer with the guardians of the =?ins referred to. Me comnittee eswimaaed tha- tme staff required for a sanatorium cEt~oi; ci ...

... Qteen'a wihes :: h, ,e . ensure her Majeseyv om,)it r L f a during her sojourn in -IrDud. te Mir. WYm. Redmoond. 21.P.. wl ao a of the DUbarin Corpjr-aion. ha- -te - e town-clerk sating that he ;6 ira.- ?? . : the meeting on Wednezdavay a tea ...

... Chris-a t tians to weigh both parts of the matter as fairly as possible. Nothing could be more mis- '-chievous than that of a pecuniary interest 'A ,t getting a firm hold of the people. When they d hore in mind tike hysterical fluctuations of the ...