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... the previous year. The - result was not so satisfactory as regards the elementary stage, but better in theadvanced and honours stages than ,in 1898. At the Society of Arts Examination fifty-five 5students sat, as against forty-nine in 1898. The results ...

... and - Isgoed House.-T. Baniks, 4. Cherry Street, (FFICES (four grouad-&onr professional I, Waterloo Ismreet. Fur- 0 Jniture may he cinc-a.-Fleetwood, 3, Temple Row West,J HPand aemeoc,. 1011 yards of 'Corporation Street. Rent 04II'iSE11% E PlRiMISEI, WSNFRD-o ...

... Le-t, for May or gentleman engageed F d uring the day.-li, Brooghan btreent. kianilworth. Jj4AGILEY road Cl~ki.-Apaxtuaents Vacant; home comforts. T~ilEDS OR'~i-lnpeiorApiurtments Vacant, suit friends; itJ good cooking, attendance; Hovkley stage; moderate ...

... ourW—At * stage Alderman intimated bt* waive his claim to vpeok, tint wao greeted with crust No, no.' somebody it so larger ijueoUoa.Tbe Uotn Miiot pointed out ttMV won doubt obout the order. rend that only '' the mover of the original renoluu may reply ...

... eeecs-r ag A5 - 11-et Tosopie Street. - ?? Man, for General Werk in Public-bousna ?? to bhomes-. M,12, Oa Srtret VA V.1 rED a sm-art, Young Woman, to Manage ita~ker'sad Co-1. ,.Oot- referencces requirat.-Apply, ML Burzib son, :-,sair Man, 17-Ha Stur-ek-eepo ...

... returned MYSTERY of Dickens eighteen discovered in the Staffordshire Canal Marston young named William NieUl whom keeping company last alive on night when a prevailed Not returning home dragging operation were with the result he man not been and it is feared ...

... show t . so much pleusuire in our reverse. The Frenchmnan had c little to say, except that art reasons never should inter- o fere with politics a theory which ma~y be sound enough,t but which the FPrench themselves forgot wrhen MI. Lassaille r aynd ot th ...

... TEE.4 1iS. FACULTIES OF ARTS AND SC CE. THE SPRING TERM WILL COMMENCE ON TUESDAYi JAN.UARY 16. A STLLABULS contaning fU information as to the various Lecture and Laboratory Courses. Lectur Days and ours, Fee Scholarships, &r., may be obtained gratis from ...

... to in the mixing-bowl neatly covered with clean bread-cloth with pan closely put over to keep out the air a crust may form on the outside but that the whole may be kept soft Place the dough to rise in well-sheltered place subject to no changes of temperature ...

... article from beginning to end. Whether it was a metre table, a goo, a fishing rod, or • violin, he went through with it from stage to stage, and usually the finished article was • perfect piece of work. Now, however, the altered cooditions and the ! need for ...

... mama are the only weal Whatever the N.C.U. may have to say about the cppcsacon show. tie C.T.C. are to be ciongretto.sto.el upon tiotir membership roll. Thu cue, nun.lrers 13043, and theses this perhaps may mon: bu. eireed.ocy small prtiourtion of the ...