... port. The Palantcotta goes into dry dock this morning; she will probably sail on Sunday. The Nerbudda will leave about the same time. The 7th Bengal Infantry will be the first to sail. The steamer Kumshang has been chartered, and, it suitable, she will convey ...

... to the Deanr and r Chapter of York Minster. He spent some years - in Australia, and recently returned to this country. 'He sailed with the first ?? of the Imperial Yeomanry. He was about twenty-five years of age. Mr. 3I. Hudson, son of Mr. T. Hudson, of ...

... deeinitely arranged that the Queen will leave Windsor for the lslc of WVight on the 20th test. Sir Michael Foster. ?? has sailed for New York, and will spend the n7ext few weeks travelling in the. United States and Canada. The Queen has ?? pleased to ...

... Fre- - .msndlrwil,.bb4he Ciozen, '.esinmg---frorm L~ondon- on, 16th inst., and the first homeward sbeamer thoe- Or anize, sailed from Sydnxey on the 4th inst. ...

... having conspired with his partner, Thomas Boulton Sismay, to defraud clients of the firm. Two Scotland-yard detec- tives will sail this week to bring Arnold home. Lily Martin, manageress of a dairy at Pedder-street, Morecambe, was charged at Lancaster yesterda- ...

... S3MALL BOAT. IREZt'EEDS TELEGRtAM.t Gibraltar, Monday. Captain Peter Johascen, accompanied only by hisI son, aged twelve, sailed from he~re co-day in a; host g9ft. long, namned the Lotte, for Pine Island, lDS.S The. Loata. is firing a, British ensign ...

... once, amd wifl embak- for the Cape about tea days hene,. They ,ill be etehed to the Royal Idogineens. The transport Canada sailed yesterday from Cape- hewn, with wounded officers and men, for England. Amor g those on board are Colonel Neeld, command- ing ...

... _aitland, of the Rezerve oI Officers who served withl the 2nd Yorkshire Reginellt ?? Hmovardsl in the Tirah campaign 1897-8, sails this taeek to join the 1st Battalion,-.which wesat out from Bradford three or four rnloitzs agoW ...

... day evening, and is conrfined to his bed by advice of Dr. Lappori. Dr. Osborn, Chief Surgeon of St. Zohn Ambulance Brigade, sailed from Capetown for London on . Wednesday. Sir Edmund Monson, Britis-r Ambassador to lFra-ce, arrived at Florence on Friday ...

... patting troops wore enthusiasticaflsR cheered. The Suffolk. for Ss-dney, Newcvastle. and South Africa, sailed from Rockhaonpton on MIonday. The Devon sailed from Gravesend yesterday with the Elsoick Battery, the Devon, Somerset, Glasgow, Aber- deei, and Gloucester ...

... therefore be kind enough to excuse her being reluctani~y conpelled to leave their communications unacknowledged. Before he sailed for South Africa on Saturday the Dulke of Norfolk issued a. general order, in which he took an affectionate farewell of the ...

... evidence. He srtid that the silver was first brought under his notice by Javoba- vitch, wlho affered himn a salt-cellar for saile As witnecss sawv no hail mark unpon it he doubted -hether it was rill-er. jqacobovitcls, ho-w-ever,. asssred him it was geninae ...