... three rouging cheers for the troops). Mr. Hill went on to remark that he hail a few words of SATIN' to give the children. Speaking to the girls, he urged them to tw thoughtful and good. They were growing up and would soon be called upon to take their places ...

... kind# of labour necessarily limited but a really first-class man can alwavs get employment in the building kindred trades. Speaking generally, prospect* are better than they were a year ago, and many those who left the Colony during the depression have ...

... merit— Phcube Deacon, and jack Smith, M. P., but she was mainly remarkable for her linguistic attainments. She could speak French and German as well as English, and was an excellent Spanish and Italian scholar, while she learnt Portuguese on her ...

... s by a man who asked for a light. The thoroughfare was very dark. Mr. Fischer flit in his pockets, and was in the act of speaking to his questioner, when the man snatched at his gold watch-chain. A struggle followed, during which the chain gave way, and ...

... Lierl or Unionat Liberzil (if that be pro- farred), vowod to reform in our uministration zs well as in other mattere, would speak, as Member for the ?? Liboral Univnesity, with muct authority ad inlluence.-I A, Sir, yours obe- diendy, WILLIAM 'lRINtLE ...

... are quite confident of maintaining their position against any infantry in the world. The doctor found among the Boers many speaking English. Among those serving with the enemy he saw an ?? in the Army, who was cashiered for misconduct, and an ?? in the ...

... their thoughts were honeycombed with the dread tbat burrowed into their very hearts. And at last, whenever they did chanee to speak, always it was about Michael—and ‘‘The Unknown.”’ ““Mark,” sald Helen, after an unnsnally long pause, “is it really true that ...

... Natal. A more splendid-looking group of soldiers it would be difficult to imagine. In one of his wars the by. Charles Kingsley speaks truly of the Volunteer Army which is now formidable by Iturobers and courage—which„ did the terrible call come, might be ...

... quite confident of maintaining their position against any infantry in the world. The doctor found among the Boers many speaking English. Among those serving with the enemy he saw an ex-lieutenant in the Army, who was cashiered for misconduct, and an ...

... dod mostpirtUresollio /MB seen le North Lo don for years. , Chronicle. in aihlrh the pantomime put tt b badly poislide to speak highly.—Storittnir POO. Bright, Wield, smart, laughable, and magnificently staged from sisrt to tinish.—The Son. four eight ...

... Africa is a long way off, Carr,’’ sail Sir Redvers. At the present juncture it looks decidedly as if Gener. 1 buller did not speak by the card when mentioned half year as the probable duration of his absence! An interesting announcement was made on Monday ...

... men, vli‘ , tad previously received first aid from the doetor at Blackford and the station amlitt- terra. The local doctors speak highly of e b manner in which the men were treated by IN' Blackford doctor and the ambulance cores. Tith V.IrcEcaTION DIY/ICC ...