... element friendliness. If the Asseasmest Committee at a later stage did daorlose as snaccommodating spirit and rejected propels:a designed to facilitate a rottlement, se. failing that, to keep down the expend' Lure--and this the case whatever the! reasons ...

... Col. Wright, however. is so well known locally for his Weightforwardnese and high integrity that when he says. My advise is. keep your shame, it maz , be taken for granted that he is not speaking without his book, as the saying goes. —Still, I wonder what ...

... nature el' providing any adequate compemation. Pri- Lord Cromer's argument may be gauged by rate eatesprios, which before had failed to his own admission that in farming an keep pace with the requirements—partly opinion upon it we have still to rely largely ...

... the docks day and night. with the ,ame result. perbz.ps. for weeks. No work, n.. wages, Ind theretore no means to keep the family alive. Here, in apparently ptesperoua Swansea. the amount of genuine suffering I amongst the class of willing workers is ...

... GIPOPULAR VERDICT.I art had rein to give eceount of him- TO 76th. TO . PLAY NEW YALSE BY SW ANfIZA riuviasi tho moat VONT AY NIGHT, CONIPObIi 2I . I actatament not homes' of the number of 'wit and mid he was • navvy, which he art-- Unique GlroOlar DAY ...

... strong men are weaken -when sick men die . The hours of the night are fragile.** what do you do to keep up your vitality dimtig the night. so that your Only. may be sound and refreshing-1.0 that you - wake tip MR. 14EAR L. CHAPPELL. ILLPLILMS 111 MR. PHILLIPI4 ...

... peturywnethe el _. it w Wee her to keep ten what' zuggELEs, KASOII. KILLILD AT ludas me YOU mira tell Ina tl..:t: _ dormer oughe to have in bed. He The Coserier, in summing said nom traded that he did not intend to keep MIR AR !Vali. told that this was ...

... as the Council is concerned, been distinguished by an absence of acrimony, for which the tart, and impartiality of the Mayor may, to a large extent, be considered accountable. Conn. E. G. Protheses, who, as the Councillor with the longest uninterrupted ...

... of the least stage work except, when tilaignw boats come in, elfecia ever seen locally, and as regard the and then he won't give me half the money. richness of the appointments and settinga it This condition of things was dos to drink -may be mentioned ...

... that be a !Mai don• of tlae deadly -.oat, at the asepe time saying, 'Lippe or. R. Bradford am/2mm was on the Neat of terms with hi. Ind in wa n e was or the .' George, yc.o tie a traitor and a eaters. been taken lev this Lemon When alive it wife, ...

... patriotic and enthneiaet as our searnen, aid a force of 100,000 men was ready in ease tie enemy should effect a landing. It; may he that eve should be thankful that thaertgh the proweso of our sailors, and the isreeness of the gales. the enemy were pee• ...

... heard The Star Bethlehem - stint; t 4, often that ese base th.ollgilt i.: were sai d Mad but \k e. Alice Fl•ty imparted so mai fresh beauty and pathua into it at the itir pine Monday evening that the fairly shook with applause. The booldet. entitled Forty ...