... to about a thousand men, of whom between five and six hundred will be employed on the Plain, being hiousrd-or hutted, to speak techni- call---on the site. TTHIE PITLATND HOSPITAL. SURPRISE VISITS FROM LORD ROBERTS AND LORD ElTCOHENER. LADY ROBERTS AND ...

... before tar of all the slowlv built e&6ce of popular educwin is accomplishled we appeal to the ?? cf Engp land and Wales to speak out. The following are the demands -hich fte Par- liame r conmittee cal On the trade sociefiesto sa%3orlt: I 'That the scleme ...

... Christians who had forcibly resisted an attempt to arrest a man in chapel during the Sunday morning service. These two facto speak f Or themselves.-I am, Sir. etc., -S- WM. CARRUTIiS. - ?'r9Q9d. AUu.-st 3( TAFF ALE S SETLEMENT-- ARRLV .. T The Press Ass ...

... another outburst of enthusiasm, had heard of a man who was being tried for a seriouts offence, and who, while his counsel was speaking, was overcome with ernotion. Asked what wsm amiss, he replie4, Oh! I never knew before what a good nran I was. (Laughter ...

... the t bers V 1nionist ora nirarions to take the nwecssary steps to complete t=i-r prearabions for irhe gereral election. Speaking o! Soith Africa, SirI ewis expr.aessed *hos opiion I t 3t tho next elletion the policy of settlement t'ot. -n 3 discwss wwald ...

... the young woman -was found in bed, and the mother was in a very weak condition I upon the floor. The ovd woman could onlv speak with difficulty, and she says that her daughter must have died on Tnursdav, as she I felt the cold body near her on that day ...

... been ordered to retire to the camp at Modder River. Lord Roberts does not mention it, however, and the tele- grams whichi speak of Lord Mothnern's order for withdrawal leave it open to doubt what point is meant. Our own Special Correspondent, who writes ...

... [Lobion secured first place hi tho ballot for Private Me.mbers' Bills. Sir Charlei DilLe is nowkere in the ballot, so to speak. But the circum- stances of the two measures axe very different. To the Half-Timers ildA the whole of the opera- tivei, practically ...

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... the. Militi%, .nil to the MIledivld Staff Corps and Volunteer Infantrv Brigsdes, for service in South Africa and at home. Speaking last night tit thle Thonbee Haill, 31r. Ritchie expressed the bope that the Governt- bnent would introduce audt nas this ...

... t±1&bands of Europeans, but ove- and above the inaccessible position of the country, there is this grave obstacle--that Abysinianm speak a language which for difficulty has scarcely an esqual; and again the priests, having the general instruction in their hands ...

... not only for the general public, but for students. Of his critical c estimate of the poet's works it would be dif- ficult to speak too highly. It is enthusiastic, and at the same time discriminating. This is how lie sums up: In knowledge of human character ...