... morning— A:derman B . No, I didn't. I didn't ear it would snit me. I sail any time would snit me. You speak for youreelf; you are too fond of speaking for others. Alderman Ellis, continuing. said it was convenient for some people to get early, but it was ...

... morierting their mobilire- tion. The following is the official list of the LORD HARRIS ON THE YEOMANRY. men ready for service:— Speaking at Sittingbourne on Tuesday evea- Mmintas or rev RLOTMENT.—A almmley) ing on the subject of the leomanry, Lord Hap- Troop—Arthur ...

... three quer- blossom throughout the greater part of the tees comes from abroad. year. A emptied, consisting of about equal Speaking father upon the question of petite parts of leaf-mould, neat, rand is desir culture, the writer says: it is also quite on ...

... my brother maxatrates will I e! st a., itsat we have lost a valuable /fat in a 1.• real , many of us, a very kind friend. I speak from this pellet of view, for Sir John L sonrd had always afforded me that great help ...

... FURTHER SPEECHES BY MR. BALFOUR. Idr. ilalfotir, speaking at a social gathering of his constituents in Manchester on'ruesday night. I said even the moat successful wars of this t country had not shown in the early stages any . victimise of their final ...

... a distance of 7,000 miles was a TUOIO WORLD RAD B BIRK attempted before; yet it had been accompii Bailed without a hitch. Speaking with a full wine of responaibility, he would urge the Vo unteers at home to train more diligently than ever, for efficiency ...

... Sid news,thia,about the death of Lord Roberts's son !'* At once the bearer of the sad news and the gentlemen to whom he was speaking obeerved the agitation of the gentleman at the next table, taw that he role abruptly from the table, and went out into the ...

... occasion of Toninformation to bear upon their affaini. First bridge fair. Mr Huntley introduced him to a of all, he wished to speak no the important friend with • view of hi- dieposing of tome taiestion of the finances of the Institute. He of his cattle, ...

... CONNAUGHT. wo u nded . yeu i ate the Battle of Omdurman, where he was Ho had been attached to the Egyptian The Puke of Cnonaught, speaking at a meeting Army since April of 1656, and was in command In in. isle of Wight on Saturday, said it was of one of , the gunboats ...

... THE PRIMATE ON EDUCATION The Archbishop of Canterbury. speaking at the ennui.? meeting of the Canterbury Diemen Board of Education, held at Dover on Saturday. said that in 1819. the year the board commenced its work. there WON a great move made by the ...

... with candour. I've been i.rly sent. The impartial reoresentative of Kent' Firm to my trust, and neither red or blue. I'll speak their sense with p:easure unto you. To me kind nature gave a mind content. And etamp'd one here, an honest man of Kent Tho ...

... oril Plot Ili *wt. di,. honest.. -'• So for ths effects do not compote favournbly with slag or superphosphatee used alone. Speaking ot the application of ordinary lime, at the rate of 4 tons per acre. iplot 2i, Dr. Somerville reports that • the effects ...