... Hill : wouid be, in fact, the death-knell of British power in South Africa. The Relief op Ladysmith. To appreciate the true inwardness of the situa- tion, one should have been in Capetown on tiie Ist of March, when the news came that Ladysmith was relieved ...

... points was not so wide as perhaps the concluding words of Mr. Needham suggested, for, as he understood, true religion 'in the inward sense was not intended to be touched iby the Bill. Mr. Needham seemed to think tbat i the bishops applied a wholly different ...

... ers of an inch !on ?? a,u ' u j waadown neck were intiltrated with blood. Uie * au tJ , lßB _j 1 , t .J tie I wards and inwards, and pas-in., ?? e t>> ' m ?? V er. ...

... system of their construction is opposite to that \ in vogue in Europe, for the sidewalks, composed of j greasy clay, slope inwards to the road at an angle ?? of forty-live degrees. This highway is a trough about four feet wide, is used as a watercourse ...

... deputation uro not of % kind to entitle them be legar-led solely qualified to represent to the Biitilh Government and the true inwardness of matter* in South Africa. On every point slnee the South African situation began to toward# a aarlikt Issue theta ...

... '. l **- -.? t . T, probably surprising to many of yourteafers, bat Is a fact that Creek is eery important port. tonnage inwards and ontwarda last year to hundred and fifty thousand tons, and it likely increase. There reason why restels eonsid.r-abla ...

... Sciatica, Paralysis, ImjlfeaUon. and Affct-tloaa hare beta moat gucoesalully treated the epoch-making light Baths. Nervous Complaints have never failed to alleviated under the Influence of the Reya. . Patient* suffering from above ore iorited. order to ...

... sum £lO,OOO was received at the Bank from China. Mr. Winston Churchill on Saturday explained to his constituents the true inwardness of his policy in regard to the Army. When he gave notice of a resolution of which the operative clause proposed ■ the p ...

... It was surprising that she lived long as she did. The biemorrfaage must have been vary great. The wound was downwards and inwards. Was there only one wound ?—Yes, and the bleeding from that was sufficient to cause death. The sheath knife with which the ...

... to wholly different cause. A mistake was made to the so-called “turning circles” of two columns of ships ordered to turn inwards, and the result was collision which cost the British Navy an important ironclad and was far more valuable the lives of nearly ...

... admirers, and who welcome his declarations of policy and purpose in regard to the prosecution of the war. There were two complaints, he said, the first that the Government did not foresee the duration of the war; the second that they have not done or are ...

... Fiwtuci*t Sscretsst to the ADmaiiTT m to the main historically troa, affords grace condemnation soma of our ships. Tho greaT complaint among nacal men to that British warships insufficiently armed, and the gnat demand of nnral officers to to haca fair ef paying ...