... English ship of war may be entitled to search for property belonging to the Transvaal, even when such property is not, strictly speaking, contraband, and is carried on neutral bottoms, British rights do not go so far as to entitle a British warship to stop a ...

... Corporation and the t own , in ,e pt , the Assembly Rooms were on a moot leviab Kal e , , e ieteetae!ed on havine . achieved a speaking like- jog the gift and tendering th e m a y or se e ,„. ~, 1 the errangementa made for the and enneas of hie Sofereign. ahe ...

... was her mother, and was 03 years of age. She fell down the stairs at Pelham Cottage. on the previous Saturday, and did not speak afterwards. Mr. Pritchard, who had been attending her, was caUed in. As far as witness knew, her mother was not subject to ...

... yards behind. Hist excuse wall that he stopped speak to a frienZ.—The police I esid ntany tomplaints ball been made of hones I left unattended. and the general excuee Of drivers was that they stopped to speak Chairman said it Wal , a dangerous praetiee. ...

... to my box. I waved my lamp out of the rindow, mid shouted to them to *top. The fireman appeared to see me, and seemed to speak to the driver, but the collision occurred almost directly. Are you sure yea kept the signals at danger! —Yes. F. Marindin: ...

... hope; I took medicines (you may almost ray scores of kinds of them) without any lasting advantage. They came and went. PO to speak. leaving behind merely • regret that they had been useless. with • vain wish that I had back the money they cost sic. At Michaelmas ...

... SPERCH BY MR. BALFOUR. Mr. Balfour, speaking at Manchester. on Non. day night, defended the Government from ebsrice of not haring been properly preparrrl for oar The ticaniway .hewn in the tountry h, added. worth many Army Coma. Notwithstanding the tactical ...

... ce, after several disappointments, an acquaintance which he hoped would soon ripen into • strong and lasting friendrhip. Speaking of women's franchise, be stated that he was most anxious that all women who paid rates should receive the Parliamentary vote ...

... The Board of Trade figures are even more striking, as reffecting the increased activity in the commercial centres. Roughly speaking, they show an increased volume of trade during the past year of £.50,000,000, about half of which represents increased exports ...

... speech, said he was sure it was most gratifying to noel so many friends present that to welcome Rev. Peters to their pariah. Speaking of the Rector. he said that. during the short Pan he had been with them be had thiplayed energy and ability in the work be ...

... of the and we predict a wide cireulation for this readable and valuable treatise on Japaneae life ngi customs. Mrs. Biahop speaks with undoubted sothority. We have also received Part 13 of the krahian Nights, beautifully illustrated, and Part 16 of the ...

... women have been cured by the Electropathic Belt. Call and read their original letters of gratitude, and get convinced that we speak the truth when we say no case can mkt it. marvellous curative powers in all of debility, nervoceness, lose of appetite, and ...