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... have throttled in red tape the new birth hi of a force which had beeis(of an much value. coy, Ai-amid lend cheers he highly enlegisead the1 11way in which not only the South Africab he a icolonies, hut Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Stc 1.and other dep ...
... on Drummond, of London, for the whole sumn at once, because it a .s impossible to negotiate on the Vienna cr ?? eexchange on 'London on so large | n stgs-catanee as £2280! But how were the coins in- thmnselecs to be conveyed to London? A special 19 messenger ...
... detained in London, the A chair was occupied by Dr Beatson. Among rothers present were Colonel Clark, Colonel Boyd Anderson, Bailio J. M1. Thomson, and MrCiap- jI perton: Major Yate, in the course of his ad- 'dress, which was illustrated by a series of ...
... 'Journeys in Central Asia before the Fellosi of the Royal Geographical Society, assembled in the theatre of the Univernnity of London, Burhnt ton Gardans. In the spring of 1896 Captain Deasy succeeded in obtaining ?? leave c: absence ffom his regiment. and ...
... Sir James Marwick, who has been n London essoci in connection with the new Education Bill, has submitted to the Parliamentary Bills (committee and v of the Corporation a memorandum showing that under the effect of the new proposals upon Glasgow tan i would ...
... another doctor is coming. With these new medical men, and what we already have, outsiders might think this must be a most unhealthy quarter, which it is not by any means. I heard it from a wag the other day I that when a new lawyer came to a town more drugs ...
... That, the War Office would have sup- doul Prcssed any such news, if he hiad scot it. is ino- the 1 gexssible, an'd they here declared officially that, of t1 thor not unlv have received no news of it. but ln entirely discredit the, report. Beyond 'the c-a-el- ...
... all the principal towns. Her tour will extend over Christmas, for it is not until the early spring that she will be back ,at a London theatre, not vet decided upon, to produce Mr Robert Buchanan's new play. An experiment in municipal life has durina the ...
... observation of the appearance of the new moon is mentioned in many tablets. It is interesting to notice that, followins Dr Jensen. IMr Thompson produces some very valuable evi- dence as to the existence of a festival of the new rriocn in Babylorlia A great number ...
... dates from Glasgow for New York are 19th May and ne 16th June. The steamers Furnessia and As-a toria, belongring to the, same company, are also ra undergoing extensive alterations and improve- ' ii ments, the former receiving new engines and boilers. The ...
... of the present troubles by S- - ertation of a new party. 'lhe new party is to be .cal!ed the Lberati Imperial partm. (Laughter.) Well, everything depends upon the definition which yeon attribute to the new words which you introduce. The Liberal Imperial ...
... Before the Royal Geographical Society in I London last night Professor Alfred C. Haddon I gave an account of some of the work accom- | Ipisbed by the Cambridge Anthropological V Expeditiou to Torres Straits and New Guinea ] in 1S9S. Ii Alt yesterday's meeting ...