... Fred. Smith and Mr. S. R. Sherwood.-The report having been Mr. F. T. WV. Burch toasted The President and Vice-rpresident, speaking of the high es- teem in which Mr. Chevallier was held in his district, and taking occasion to refer to the severity of the ...

... interests. Mir. Cob- bold, we are sorry .to observe, has set himself up as a teacher of hatred instead of love and truth. Speaking at Aldertan, lhe said: The Government would have undertaken a war in West Africa if it had happened to fall under the s ...

... Elliston, who, being Medical Oflicer of Health for the borough and for the Samford and Bosmere Rural Dis- tricts, is able to speak with authority upon the subject, and was told that no ease of suspicious neurotic disease had come under his notice. The doctor ...

... and wounded to Coleeberg, the former being * sent away to Pretoria as aown as possible. As regards myself-and I think I can speak also for the others wounded-I wish to state that the Boers uhowed us the greatest kindness. They e took us away in a comfortable ...

... before reinforcements, which had been telegeraphed for, arrived. General Hart, who went [himself to Major English's help, speaks highly of that officer's defence. B.-P.'s TEHNKS TO THE' EMPIRE. Major-General R. S. S. Baden-Powell handed the following ...

... said the prosperity of Ipswi(ch was aied with, the prose'rity of agriculture, and he thought the first sub'ect 'he shculd speak on would bw . ons with which all would be in so- cord, and that was that it was their duty as soon as possible to combine and ...

... tumbril, and one. t-was so injured that it died shortly afterwards. 'e Mrs. Sheepshanks, wife of the Bishop of Nor- *d wich, speaking at a drawing-room meeting of n. members of the Women's Union of the C.E.T S., held at Stanley House, Surrey Street, drew ...

... not prescribed by the doctors. Anyhow, my friend was a man in whom I had great confidence: I knew that he was not the man to speak at random. To tell you the truth, I went right away and bought some of Dr. Williams' pink pills, and commenced to take them ...

... of 53 of the enemy's casualties occurred among the members of that Legion. Two Frenchmen were among the killed. ilamilton speaks in high terms of the service of the 8th Hussare, under Colonel Clowes, and a made-up regiment of Lancers, which came into ...

... House of Lords were Liberals; to-day, eleven out of twelve are Conservatives, so much has Conser- vatism grown. These facts speak well for the intelligence of the people, and is another proof of the state- ment that wherever ignorance aboundedI Radi- calism ...

... proposals unless they are prepared to submit to a 2s. rate to gratify the abolitionists. The reports of H.M. Inspectors of Schools speak. in the highest possible manner of the excellent and satisfactory work done by our Voluntary schools, the education imparted ...

... hand an order 1 for 32,000,000 cartridge cases, which will be filled 1 at Woolwvich. . HOW NOT T'O DO IT. a Lord barrington, speaking at High Wycombe ( on Tuesday regarding t'he 3rd Battalion OxTford- a shire Light Infantry (Royal Bucks Militia), said g it ...