... alarmed on the question of food supplies in case Pretoria should be invested in the later stages war. The prisoners were therefore escorted to Bay. Their number may be estimated from the fact that the releases began over month ago—when friends were among ...

... Liberals alike. It is calculated that twenty Ministerialista may be relied upon either to walk out or vot« with the Opposition. This. I may say, is not credited Unionist Whips, who are keeping a tight hold upon the parly, and speak lightly of the possibility ...

... inside and ont, from ecalp soles, for one month together? many? alive! one in forty thousand. Yet here is Mr. Waldron, of Trimplcy Green, who says that occasional does of Mother Seryel's Syrup keeps him nil right. Can it true? Yes, from his point of view. Remember ...

... been asked to keep the second Sunday after the Epiphany, tlv« fea. ...

... of .Scripture whicli llt y had read Sundays dic-tauxi them l»* State. would not u-c- any devotional ! it wa» part and of tn Art Parliament. might read the tho their congregation*, and a number clergymen like mme thing, but they were bound down to read ...

... a larger parish then had thought, and he hail d**cided try and divide into three distinct district*. Mr. KMtwm would still keep charge of St. Thomas’ Church anti its district, and Mr. Pcnley and Mr. Petit would divide the other. duty would see that they ...

... Much more probable would attack before tre retuni the man laxly. Kit her that a-*uult Ladysmith may reported within day two. I'erfiape this connection it may worth pointing out that feari eapr«»»ed in some lultera addressed to editor# and writers the war ...

... of the country in their circuits around home, are taken by gradual stages over the course they are required fly. First they are liberated one mile, then two. and gradually increased stage*. This training is absolutely essential if birds are to be relied ...

... tmining Aldershot, and ere masters cf the art of plain cooking. At two o’clock men parade again for two hours’ drill, snd after ‘hat their time is their own. They have, course, to look after their kit and keep every article clean and tidy. At the beginning ...

... hope capturing keeps the enemy in the tiekl Natal, GENERAL BULLEH AND Mil. WILLIAMS. Mr. Charles Willianis writes: —Mr. W’iuston Churchdl. Ike Mr. Burleigh, bids us put all our faith tuber: be will do the trick (f I there is any man alive who lias hud faith ...

... exienaive rariwav works, and keeping Among the many fine footballers who have worn up the connection with his trade for some tune, the familiar shirts from which Forest get tar was not until had a ©lose acquaintance with name of Reds may mentioned the following ...

... receipts -well, that spells ruin the end. And the process of degeneration goes on. A team may unfortunate; it doe* not change the facts, and next season Liverpool may he figuring in the Second Division. But writing under the depres sion of defeat. think ...