... quite confident of maintaining their position against any infantry in the world. The doctor found among 1 1 the Boers many speaking English. Among those' serving with the enemy he saw an es.lientenant of the Briti4 Army, who was cashiered for misconduct ...

... result leis of an improvement in tho administration than of the Innate vitalit of the couctre,which was advancing I so to speak in spite of itself. How great the vitality is hen been fitlly demonstrated by the elasticity with whioh the nation hal recovered ...

... quite • new vexed. having been built by Messrs. Harland and Wolff for the White Star line and launched only two years ago. Speaking roundly. ' the Cymric is 630 feet 64 feet broad. by 39 feet depth of hold ; her grusa register is 12,600 toes, her net 8 ...

... stability of trade. NW TARIFY-NICERIA. I It sras announeed that anew tariff was in opera! tion for Nigeria. and that, generally speaking, it ! would be similar to the tariff in force at Lagos. I A letter hail been sent to the Foreign Office asking for information ...

... appreutices to rub up their book knowledge at Fes, but it is to be feared the large majority prefer the path of least retiatance. Speaking generally, I nautical education is almost an exotic outside thel &bove-mentioned sourest, in so far as Great Britain is concerned ...

... said he could not be sure that any of the outs' le matter porters had been cu. suited. but the a-seciation• bad. Generally speaking the Tate@ were practically as nearly as tney c uld make them. No one would charge more than hefere, and prone would pay more ...

... defenceless and unorganised body. It would make its wake felt in any discussion on the subject of cornpany law reform. And, speaking generally, it would to clear the title of company directors from the undeserved odium which is often cast upt,n it through ...

... PRESENT POSITION OF THE BILL Animal of Cooznow• reprenentative hal a .bat yesterday with a gentleman who in in a porn. (ion to speak, knowing the facts, about the new railway enterprise which in exciting a much public attention and is threatened with so much ...

... carry it out. Should they fail, the committee will recommend one or other of the two alternative plans before them. Generally speaking. the A plan shows • continuation of the thoroughfares named for • distance at about 330 feet each. Laviug a frontage direct ...

... hour or two. We to ignore these facts, like the sensible follows we are, and answer Oh. I'm all right. And how else can wo speak' We can't keep all on continually hawking and huckstering our pains I and ailments to others. It would be a unisonce to one's ...

... lieretfonl, who was erttertain.ed to dinner in honour of his out to the Mediterranean, and he took advantage of his liberty to speak of the igrairraece on the part of 1 !some of the highest officials of naval matters. ! ! lie noticed the Japanese Consul at ...

... perfectly fit, any amount of ration 4 and ammunition, and the Boer bombardment, though unpleasant, has not dono any damage to speak of. Of course, a few unlucky shell. have killed and wounded a good few, but we tire the most wonderful luck regimentally, and ...