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... Byng Kenrick, Mr. Edward Nettiefold, Mr. Arthur lDrxon, Mr. James Dixon, Mr. C. Harding, Mr. E L. Tyndall, Mr. J. B. Cxrslake, Mr. Thomas Maston, Mr ...

... as a contemptuous one. Mr. W. NV. B. Beach, M.P., succeeded the late Sir John Mowbray as Father of the House of Commons. 'With regard to the knights, Mr. Doxford and Mr. Thorburn are prominent members of the House of Common. Dr. Brunton has high professional ...

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... the election of President SteynonFebruary 19, 1896, with 17,000 votes, when Mr. Fraser received! 1,300, the supporters of Mr. Fraser have continuallyi decreased, and latterly Mr. Fraser and his friends have completely fallen into line with President; Steyn ...

... [Laffan'- XAqukyi. NEw YORK, December 30.-Mr. E. Borrough, British Vice-Consul at Kansas City, says he has proof that two expeditions have already 6ailed to help the Boers and that another is being formed. Mr. Borroaigh has letters in his possession which ...

... and among those who will give addresses are the Archbishop of Canterbury, the Rev. Dr. Horton, the Rev. Dr. Clifford, the Bishop of Newcastle, the Rev. Dr. Glover, and Mr. Eugene Stock, editorial secretary of the Church Missionary Society. The conference ...

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... to be sab- I mitted at a meeting of the Commissioners, at ?? i nest Wednesday, were ?? on the works of tbe Tipton district, Mr. E. Howl states that the rain- fall since the lat meeting of the Commissicbehra had been 1-86 inches, and the pumping 8,071 ...

... Tomer's operatic ——Op—l W.U, A.W. ihavo/o. given with the same cast on Thtueday ! hat. Mr. Gillaid was oroio Lorenzo. Mr. Tunrerimfsseaooan .i. .if the reJe was real dr. matte art. and vocally was good ever. Amu. the artists Mas Mead baa already a fevoor ...

... just ended has been scarcely Ip to the average for interest. The opening event was the Craigside meetin=, where Mr. Burn was successful, with Mr. Atkins seond. These two eejebraved playert ivere again first and second in the Midlarld Counties Association ...

... Januy 3. Good Entries of Pat and cstore STOCK from Messrs. ¢- Iea, Starkey, G. Parkes, X. IL Cooper, Rrown, Ioobottom, Dr. Gallizaore, Dr. Agar, and others. .uther EnUtries essectfuly solicited. 1O9rTE-This Sale in future will commerce ponctually at Twelve ...