... New Year, therefore, our hostess's thoughts turned naturally to the silent bush and the rippling panga- shaded creek. Her party might lack the starched decoram of a full-dress Christmas dinner, but the vital principle remained. She remembered a Christ- ...

... a good deal of credit is due for supporting the principle of the measure against much opposition from members of his own . party. He was, however, prepared - with t wo strong arguments-one in favour of the principle, derived from the decision arrived at ...

... opinioa cn V .the temnperncee question, one is houndl in fairnees I :to admit that the oficial publications of the liquor i party are exellently puit together. The annual is : edited by Mr. Albert Bi. Deane. I Who's Who for the new year is not quite so ...

... was most needed it has not been given. The Church has adopted the methods of politics. It has presented the appearance of parties contending against one another. It has injured its sprirntal inflcence by descending to trivial disputs. It has not shown ...

... extended in the morning rs from five to six miles, was gradually impinged, el and the snocess of our arms became assured. A small party of the enemy made a flanking ol movement on the right, and attempted to reach the S transport column, but the mounted infantry ...

... £8 was paid in, while the sale of a fox-terrier puppy M.m. ?? Nee tnl realised £d5 17s fortefund. Collections at Christmas parties, smoking concerts, clubs, and other social gatberings continue to swell the fund, while the day-schools and organisations ...

... Edzbaston. THE CRIPPLED CHILDREN'S PAR3TY. TO the IorcaTOf the Pc DAzry Po.r SSir,-In your kind notice of the crippled children's party, in the Town Hall, in tbe.Post of to-day, I noticed - that no mention was made of the donors to the tov fund. We are most grateful ...

... turned out of a decidedly interesting charac- ter. Proceod ings were~- resumed with the M~iden Haurdle Race, lor- which a party of ten asiemiblesi at the post, and of those Lady Dearry was a stron~g order dirdotir the numbers -ware heicited. She was backed ...

... have recovered conscousness, and crawled to the shelter of the overhanging rock, where he was found quite dead by a search party. A LTs-nic o THE RAiwtY.-At St. Helens, on1 Saturday, John Hall, a labouring man, said to belong to Scotland, was charged as ...

... hops of the Af rikorider party It is, therefore, of interestt~ note that whiles the Ber 'Government declinedth - assistance of his offered ambulance, they gladly ac-cepted. the services of nine young Af ikander members at. the party. It is jperhpap a natural ...

... four guns. The enemy immediately fled to the hills. Mitford's party, who horses bad nearly all been killed or wounded, were then rescned, spare horses being led to their positon. Milford's party displayed splendid pluck, and the brilliant manner in which ...

... far it answers your descripticn. . - W. G.-2-No marriage such as9 you suggest woubld be legal in Enigland, so long as the parties retained their English nationality. P. C.-The original English Cup was won outright bj the. Waanderers, butswas restored ...