... the Queen's were tlre same as in former years. The i'wo stages wt ee --First, seven shots each at. 200, 500, and C00 yards; second, ten shots at 800 yard s. Tihe. first prizeman in the first stage . was offered £15, and t1he prizes, as usual, 3tanged iromi ...

... ' andi they oorld not help it, hut the bridge was as tte tumnbling downL stage, and the only thing l they could do WaSE to agree to go on with its re-sections. Mr Forrest seconded. Mr Watt hoped Mr Ainlie would have aeon that there was an opening left ...

... has been usedr Tbe ap- Lpliance to be adopted is a new one, a ticket show- ing the date and eiact time of issue, which comes from America. It prints the amount of the fare, s the stage to which the passenger is entitled to travel, and the number of the ...

... Souter, submitted the finanoial report. which showed that the club was in a flourishing condition. Several now members were admitted. :It wa-s arranged that shooting for the season I should commnence on 18th April, when, along with j other club -prizee, Lord ...

... loaf-bread bakery, and ou the second finur the biscuit bakery . while in the loft the flour was stored. The brigade, under Firs-aster Inkaccer, weare promptly on the scene with the two carriage i r-ees, but in the esrlieir stages of the fire which had already ...

... so that the material after each breaking is lifted I r up to the top of the mill, and falls oti o rotaryI scalpers in the second floor, and then tails again I s, by gravity on to she succeedtng? roller mill: After the fifth g-ranluiatioo. she materia ...

... joined the 1st V.B. e Gordon Highlanders, and had scazcely completed . his recruit's couwse when he went a step further, and in April, 1898, enlisted at Aberdeen in the ty King's Own Scottish Borderers. He was im, to mediately sent to the depot of the regiaent ...

... expression as a decinmal. 4. There are three numbers lying in value between 200 snd 410. The G.l:,.M if the first and second is 7. of -tle second and third 9. and of the first end thi-l 11. Pind all lpoesible sets of tIree umimbers satisfying 't:ese conditions ...

... enieriv. April 22und Ist; Connaught Ratigers- Private .1. Coory. dvsuntery. April 21st. At ('loni - 2nd lIesolithire Ri-egint'n--Priva to .1. Ho;iland, dlyvernery. April 20(th; ls- Coiunaught Ranigz(ers-- Privaet .l. Naughtont dysentery. April a22n. At ...

... and the Food and Drugc Bill had. a-ll be-en got through a their second reading. The Supplementary e Estimaates were unusually heavy, the army zs anJ niav charges for the current. year show- ing a large increase: but though these gave . rise to much criticism ...

... son's opiGiono zlr still in the i me ring pot stage, but he is in fav.our Of disarmnament of the Bcers and a miIi- t-ary dictator.hip. and ; holds that. thelre must be no more Erugeritsm. At. Baoksburn in April last, he stated, in reply to a question, that ...

... The Sustentation Fnnd report for eight i months showed four increasing, Rnd six deoreasing congregations. the net decrease being £2 16s od. The contributions to the Foreign Miesionsfor nineb months showed an increase of £4 2e Ed, and an inerease during ...