... the day. Liird Georige Hnmilton. Secretary for India, arrived at Osbornie last evening, and was in- eluded in the Royal dinner party. At Maidtstone yesterday Thos HIenry Sharpe, 48. labourer, lste Secretaryr of the Waghorn 12ldiie of the Loyal Order cl ...

... to leave would have to be ready by six o'clock in the morning. The towufoik were then dis- missed, and were provided with dinner by the | hotel keepers. Pickets were stationed and the river front was guarded by a -maUi detachment i with a Maxim. - At ...

... never dcx, an.y . I'.gI Sir Edward Grey, all landed high and dry, a Cou 1' mockery and a laughing-stock to men of all and parties, as 'the result of an amazingly acute move to se6ure their political future. I pointed out the other day that Lrd sok Rosebery ...

... further meeting to be he'd at an -arlv date. It is stated that the party have a caon- didate in view, and that the majority'of the Liberal workers are in favdur ( 4f a contest. The annual dinner of the Birmingham C0am- her of Commerce, hbld at the Grand Hotel ...

... hear)., i AN IMPOSSIBILITY London, Tuesday. Lord Chsrles Beresford, replying to the toast of his ?? at a complimentary dinner ro- night given by the London C)anber of Cow- ! mce, dea,!t-,wlith the s .%,e of Imperial de- fences. He decl:tred it was ...

... officer in the ' British army, bt he is only human, and, as it is is impossible for the most accomplished chef in to prepare a dinner without the proper ingrge. ld, dients, so it is imposible for our mess Comr t ?? to carry o his plan of cam- he: paign until ...

... recent heavy rains. TwAo fl0 houses ?? destroyed, and the occupants, ans- 0 bering nine, were buried in the dehris. Ai o large party of fishermen and others arandiatelyj o started the work of rescue, and succeeded in getting six persons out alive. When, however ...

... waiterni imke sl i'or :-ring by goiug ott it, aaccasiional service a-. dinntr parties endl bL' a. During t'a- thipe mooriths before C-Ft!i -tlci lhece ws;a--ir-i' ai X dinner party in Dv ., while other farinas .l social entertaintue:\ I h5 tacieieinglv Scat-c ...

... because we began by being j wrong? SCENE AT A DINNER AT DELMONICO'S. PRESIDENT KRUGER HISSED AND CHEERED. (Reuter's Telegra .) New York, Thursday. A remarkable scene occurred last night at the i dinner of the Albany Society at Delmonico's. About 150 ...

... insistently entered. She once told me that, as a young girl, she I never had any of the pleasures which fell to I others. Parties, dancing, and fun of every 'kind were denied her. Her father, Signer Pat-U, and her brother-in-law, Mons Stra- kosoh, who ...

... lo three o'eaock everything passed off in r tice quictest manner. 'The ?? was 1(1Kv -seadv; ail tbie riorning ; during the dinner !tixti ros.lters got pretty brisk, a Iatge numbserl of -o orkl-cxeet east ong their votes. Volunteers were btty ss ithi rs ...

... routine oztf poalrolling scouting, and relieving t posts. Nealtv every day shots have been e iexchanged between our men and parties of the L enem and almost invariably our men have e J been out in the open and the enemy has been *invisible among the rocks ...