... in either branch of the Company, will not be required to pay any extra premium active service in the South African War. It speaks well for the behaviour of the inhabitants of Warwick during the week befote Christmas and the week after, that the police ...

... it, while Soott, in the Bride of. Lammermoor, says, Not gleed fire, there, except, bit kindling peat. Chaucer, too, speaks of ths cruel ire, red as any glede. Hare yon ever heard of Lord t was asked the other day. had not only heard, him. but ...

... would probably not find it necessary to detain themselves for any very long period in the Grand Jury Room thst morning. After speaking at sotne length upon one of the cases which were to before them, the Chairman concluded by wishing the grand Jury a happy ...

... required for corn, inasmuch we can only produce one quarter of oar requirements wheat, while three quarters comes from abroad. Speaking further upon the question of petite culture, the writer says: It is also the cards that besides solving the question of ...

... glees and catches belonging te a past period, including Old King Cole which was worthily rendered by members the Choir. Speaking of the Chior, how it that have not seen—or rather heard—more then at our periodical concerts? Considering the help they would ...

... years old, but they formed an integral part of a very ancient regiment, which when called upon bad always done its duty well. Speaking of regimental colours, my readers will remember that battalions are now not allowed to take their colours with them on active ...

... adopted the former alternative, but the War C , tlice is in rather bad odour just now. I suppose in course of time w•e shall speak of the year '2 and the year '3, not the years 'O2, 'O3, and so co. On the same principle I should vote for the year 'a. But ...

... in the other letter, writing to his mother from De Aar, on December 17, says he is getting on very nicely but he cannot yet speak and his left jaw is very sore—the one where the bullet left him. He adds : Itis a wonder that there was one of us left to ...

... was the time selected for the extraordinary arrangement with the Dutch inhabitants of the Transvaal. He could not possibly speak of these matters in a political sense, but public opinion was forcible opinion, and it had, he believed, unhesitatingly condemned ...

... Daily Telegraph in his long and interestaccount of the now historic disaster on the banks of the Tugela on December 15th, speaks in high terms of General Lvttelton, who, he says, kept his men in open order and handled them admirably thioughout. LEAMINGTON ...

... started. Improvements have been introduced in the make up and style of the paper as they have seemed necessary, but .generally speaking, its appearance to*]ay is practically the same when it first appeared in 1891. With the first number of the nineteenth volume ...

... is in the eating. My life and wo.k have bea n before the public for about twenty-five years. and I am content to let that speak.—Yours truly, JOHN KENSIT. TrIE TRAMWAY. OR UtAMINGTON V. P tKTINGTON. To the Editor of the 'Daily Circloar. Sir,—As a resident ...