... 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 ...

... made there of no small dimensions, and Mr MoCurrich would undoubtedly be missed by them for some time, especially at that stage when his services were so valuable with the accumulated wisdom he possessed upon dock matters, Another death they regretted ...

... (cheers). At this stage a large contingent with a band and banner arrived at the meeting. The Chaiman, continuing, ?? is satis- factory to find the gallant men of Ballinamnuck coming such a long distance to take part in this meeting was to show their ?? as ...

... Stearns, C. Ward. MISSING. Captain C. A. H. Brett. Captain W. G. Thornson. Captain A. W. Brown. Senond-ieutenaat A. I. Allen. Second-Lieutenant F. WV Woodmartin. &Soond-Lieutenant C. WV. Butler. ColouT-Sergea:nt J. Handsenombe, Sergeants 0. Claridge, T. Huddock ...

... Squire, showing the proposed outfall sewer, together with the limits of deviation, and these plans had been transferred by Mr Squire to his plan of proposed dock extension, which he pro- duced to Mr Yabbicore. The production of these plans showed the limits ...

... pointed out that the present Council will remain in office until the 15th of April, tDOL, and that the election will then be every third year. On the motion of the Cilairman, seconded by Mr A. H4. iyons, Mr R. M. D)udden was reappointed a trustee of the Plumley ...

... 15th Janu- LO The fo Isawing are reoorred as prisoners at Pretorin :-1st I3C>:naighi Razngers-Captain Gi. II. Ford HuteLhisun Second Lieutenant E V. lasueq. Colour-Serg-ant _. Coglan. Privares F. Kent (severe>, '-'unded. doing well). J. Cole-' man. P. Valentine ...

... Hyeres).-Alevandre Peyron, Proprietor.- Wishes to show that all. French sympathy is not with the Boers, and has written to British Embassy offering to receive as guests convalescent officers until the end of April. CANNES. HOTETL DES A-NGLAIS.-G. Mforel, Proprietor ...

... to the Castle. The Countess accompanied her Royal Higrhness, the Baroness, with Lord Brooke and Major Martin, being in the second carriage. Luncheon was taken at the r Castle, where the following guests were invited to > meet the Royal ?? Leigh (Lord- ...

... private gtrounds. hsti obtained leave of his t ovrnirnont to resign the .Agrnt-Gent-ralship of New Soutth Wales at tho end of April noxt, nid will earlv in May joyn th P. auy 0. stzntr at IBrindisi on rxoute for Sydney. After a recess, which his lasted for ...

... all, how to cover the 280 miles to the ilo J Poituguese I. antlers, wore cinestions whiie-i tall. would 'u-ice at a later stage. All attemlpts to Ot oMistunicato with friends outside isec fi 'd of t 'f We iherished the loope thatit with fhoailed, and ...

... with the enrol- ment of the second unit. The Committee has appointed, and the War Office has approved, of the following officers ;-Lient.-Col. Basil E. Spragge, ?? to command the Special Corps, and Lieut. Ccl. A. G. Holland second in command. The cam pany ...