... of Mansfield moved the adoption of the report, and Mr R. A, Lockhart, chairman of the executive, seconded. Lord Rosebery, speaking in support of the resolu- tion, said-I see that the association is going to take a new flight upwards. It is going to cover ...

... China Mission-the Rev F. L. Norris and the Rev J. Wriflith-who went out from Bristol, and a recent lettcr from the latter, speaking of the turbulent state of the Chinese mob, was rtceonly published in the BMSlToL AEnEMURY. It is useless to disguise the ...

... reception,. le referred to the unavoidable absence of Mr BIldee (director), who had promised to be with them that evening, Speaking of Mr 0. E. A. George (chairman) and the other directors, he assured his hearers that they had earned the entire approbation ...

... Buller is working round the Boer positions. Hisofficial despatch to the War Office to-day -is dated from Springfield, and it speaks of the occupation of a drift on the south bank of the Tugela, A cursory glance at a map of the district will show that the ...

... the Jews in Pomeranla and ieast Prussia. He deiled the aesertion that it was Zioniem which stirred up the Jews In Roumania. Speaking of the exodus of the Roumanian Jews, he remarg ed that one must go back to the year 1730, when 30,000 Saltzburg Protestants ...

... post of Representative at the Court of St. James's, in succession to Mr Kato, who desired to remain In Japan. Baron Hayashi speaks English and Frenoh, and there Is not the least doubt that he will be very popular in England, for with great obarm of manner ...

... thus London is now in communication with the source of the Nile. When it is icmenbere-l that a few years ago, comparatively speaking, very little was known about the vast reaches of the Upper Nile, and V that the region wvas considered almost inacces- suble ...

... simple reason that they have bread to win, and wives and famnilies to keep. These fundamental problems are always with them, speaking of the huge majority, and it is absolute exaggeration to talk of these hardworking, respectable millions giving themselves ...

... the city (applause). As to dock affairs, he hoped the new railway line to the Severn Tunnel would prove helpful to traffic, Speaking of the caisson at Avonmouth, he regarded it only as a temporary arrangement, and said they ought not to be satisfied until ...

... certainty that the price of coal will again advance, but there is a dead certainty that it will not go down just at present. Speaking on this interesting phaseof the questlop, Mr W. Whiteileld, miners' agent, has expressed Vt as his opinion that coal will ...

... time, talent, wealth especially to the work of the Lbuilding of this beaotiful church in whieb we now won-orhip. First let me speak of our friend CSanon 3 Anstey. I have known him wvell since 1l75, wvhen h e Xwent to WNhiteshill, and 1 have never known himt ...

... n of annexation. A Bad Name. I IN an article descriptive of Glasgow threatened e with an epidemic, the Daily Telegraph s speaks of what is being done to stay the march ,of the black death. We suppose that 0 nothing could stop the Peterborough Court ...