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... Year and Rugger in chorus. THE EAST. (BY AULD REEKJJ.) Heriot's F.P.'s and Grange had Edinburgh all to themselves (so to speak) on Saturday. The venue was at Warriston, and the result a three boints draw, Assuredly there is precious little etween our ...
... 5 of Commerce, dealing with the great progress vwhich the German Empire had rmade during the 3 f past century, He Eiffe. speaking on behalf Ar! 13 of firms trading with South Africa, asked whether the Chaamber of Commerce was doing all that was required ...
... in 1783, and whose firmness prevented a proposed congress from meeting. put down 8 Whiteboy insurrection, and. generally speaking, restored internal quiet te a country which was on the point of insurrection. Our hero, Theobald Dillon. a gellant and handsome ...
... over what may be reckoned as normal prices, and maize, which is used a good deal for patent, showed even a greater excess. Speaking for the coming year, these things will be slightly remedied. Those who stocked at the beginning of the season—and this is ...
... the wearers of the Queen's uniform I if It is impossible for anyone who was present s s- at the Modder River engagement to speak in N - too laudatory terms of the conduct of the e soldiers who participated in the battle, and that k is the reason which ...
... afresh and with great tiineuusness the old question as to what does and does not constitute con trabind of war 'Times” he speaks of tho disiniietind - £zavnzanaav BA lUIllliaTlOllH Winch llTVf! nllr for inn MV4 This his Lordship and the conveyance of ...
... as quite satisfactory, and though the yield in some quarters has been rather under the average, the quality is, generally speaking, excellent. The weather in Portugal and France continued throughout the year very favourable to fine produce, and the gathering ...
... Raukin, Pattison, M'Gregor, Jamieson, II and M`Lean. (BY THE MITE.) They say the boy is father to the man, Arid truth they only speak what's right and just; So let me give a message whilst I can— To join in wishing happiness I'm first. A glad tiud bright New ...
... opponents, so far as his powers of speed and stamina at concerned. The men who have, if anything, .a bulge on their fellows--I speak only for the 'West—are but three in number— J. J. Weal- -ferty, the secretary and captain of the Celtie Barriers ; Randolph ...
... inspires in the patient an invincible dis- last nta t ?? a taste for spirituous liquors. The inme- Inc n diate and, so to speak, local importance of a Si(t n remedy of this kind would obviously be stoi 0 enormous. The habitual drunkard, at pre- esti Lot ...
... trampled angers. The neutral linesmen proved a good thing, and Referee Robertson had the situation at his finger ends, so to speak. His repeated reference to them for assistance marks a new era, and a return virtually to the old umpire days. The Marquis ...
... to Mondy shone shove others in Fae Le evan: was seen at his where his lovi and un- always brought sunshine. Tam sure that I speak the truth when | say thatMr Moody was one of God's grvatent ita to this zene. . and while his native and the world the loss ...