... While at that farm he had lost 22 mulch beasts, which died through the bad sanitary arrangements of the farm. His predecessor lost upwards of seventy calves from the muse. had had money In a ship called the Sarah =en, but be lost her by • collision, and ...

... Armstrong whether they will tender for the ships. I shall be glad if the Arm, for which I the highest able to secure the contract or part of it seems to be forgotten that there are a large number of ships in course of construction. lila output capacity ...

... TERRIBLE DISASTER AT YORK. FROM MO TO 4 - 00 LIVES LOST. A terrible disaster oeserred I. New York harbour on Saturday. While the piers of the North Osman Lloyd were erowded with peopP of seeing friends who were leaving for Europe broke out. the oplosion ...

... day I shall never forgot, with climbing dead men and horses. It was • bad day for us. as we lost 1 1.147 killed and wounded, but I am sure the Boers must have lost more. It was • sad to take our battery to the 500 yards las they wore fairly peppered with ...

... sunstroke, which has laid upon say back over a week. This is an awfully slow ship, but very comfortable. We have only about six ships all the time. We amuse ourselves with quoits. ship carting. and cricket We had a great cricket tournament, 21s1 and 22nd Cheshire ...

... country, even after the ships were ready, occupying six or seven weeks, as compared with three weeks from Australia to Hong-kong. In the event of compliance, the home Government undertook to immediately re- place the three ships sent from the Australian ...

... canal and Swanky. Our fox travailed at a good pace • to Wronbury, but changing his mind he tamed beak to Cholniondany, and was lost afters good bunt. This altogether a really good day's sport, and the last run of season for tho pack. NORTH CHESHIRE. Not • ...

... who has involved his faithful people in irretrievable ruin hoped to elicit an awakening of sympathy on the Continent for the lost mum he must be miaerably disappointed. It is true that the excited mobs of blansides and Paris cheered the old man to the echo ...

... justice to loyalists. Again, it is a duty which we owe to both Dutch and to English who have been loyal to the Crown, who lost their property, who have risked their in order to stand by the fig—it duty which we owe to them, that at the end of the they ...

... Russia has 2,000 men close to Pekin on the north, and has quite handy another 16,000. The same paper says we have denuded our ships and landed 900 men, also that a half battalion of “ Royal Welch” are going to be sent. Sup- pose Russia sides with China, where ...

... close to the body, and the wound was quite the humerus or It had probably violently in contact a telegraph wire. My white cat lost her own a fortnight ago and was given three ver. old, which she is now with great care, and with the change, and carried them ...

... our best that we might literally export millions of pounds to the h-class consumers countries. This question should not be lost sight je A STEP IN THE BIGHT We read in a Staffordshire weekly contem- porary that Sir Oswald Mosley is about to pat practice ...