... Skidmore, and Thomas Garate. Vernon, who is a member of the 2nd Volunteer BattaLion South StaIfordshire Regment, was shortly to sail for South Africa, but he now lies with broken legs and arms and other i4uries. The -five injured men were powerless to hup ...

... Italian Govternment has the namnes of those who saile d. -Reuteor It now appears t oo he true that Bresci, Quin- tavalli, and Lana were all in active and frequent consultation with Anarchists just before sail- ing. Quintavalli was a barber at West Robo- ...

... certain defects were discovered, such as priming and leak- ehof the boilers. Minor defects having been put right the vessel sailed for New York, on which occasion the Toysge occupied a period of eleven day%, and during tha time mnuch priming and leak- age ...

... Dovor Castle. I liar' read Col~nel Raker's e vidence, so d beg to say thant neoir'hr Lieciteuiont it Bceilcett nor ham father sail thatt lie bad ?? ale~d to) seld in his tipatrs onl Monday arfter thu, liret Courti',lAtrial. I saw Sir ftalth Gixntat the War ...

... Jackson in the chair. Vireount Dccrhurst, it command of tho Worces- terihire Yeon'.anry Volutnteers, stated that 113 men wera to sail for South Africi, and that a eontract Was made withe Messrs. Sarruel Brothers to supply I prartically everything for the cutfit ...

... greeted w.-th loud applause. Captain Nepeaa added that if ordinary precautions were observed, as laid down in the Adsirsitr sailing directions, Fadstow w ?? b found a goed harbour. Mr. Gough, solicitor to the Board of Trade, en- domer! Captain Nere'za's ...

... i i;L, al forgrive me for what I UIhii :lhiL to do. ?? Pla thm parcel in roy hag.'' 1II sit-viii' to tIn, 0'1roner. witrnes sail that hr, diii iot kilat IvI i . t lie pa rcrl wim that was re- ferrld tci, Ioit pr.rrll it was sotme prins.int E1 1 i I.-d ...

... tn-i i'irig of erC- *lit ...

... arid D':ee .r]tpector . eArCIn, ut Sn.isa::u xsr-l, repr'senltel t lie po. ica. I B-ore any evidenwce isa! s called , S r. , sai'l that silnce the last heariliv t0here hld b-eu is yen - 1 etiorlilli :riol ?? thls vLadta- licn vt' s: ...

... teprksin-' tatli.e nilitary' noti iigent It' AXis rein;. The vessel 'Iat Iroms Soutlamptoe nii ike~ 12thi-ret. A n i e. 1P I Sail. 1 NoV, .. . GI 18 t a.ei ?? V. 1ii. ?? .. Pir'a i ?? Suez ?? 24. LFr. n L ?? li. SI[P COUItTFN'tY BOd LE ON BUSINESS. T1- ...

... Ghiorgio Giforn-i, A.B., and John B:haIrmar, of the, Gicrigoil arid Frank iDownie. ARB., ?? Robinson. AR.Band William Qutinn, sail. Itoaker, of thle Noinpareil. ...

... February 14th, reached the relatires and friends of the members of the Berks and Bucks Com- panies of the Imperial Yeomanry who sailed rrom 8outhampton Docks in the Union Com- pany a liner Normnn. Colonel Gerald Craven Ricardo, command- ing the 39th Berks' ...