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... ture, for he had been shot through the helmet, and his water-bottle was shattered, whilst a bullet also grazed his hand. Speaking of Ladysmith, those who had been tnere -aid tb.ey were decidedly ol opmioa that it would hold out until relief was afforded ...
... OF THE STANDARD Sib, — In your interesting Leader in The Standard of to-day's date on the English Education Exhibition, you speak ot* the present-day want of some Com- mittee or organisation for the collection, reproduction, and distribution of photographs ...
... had been dissipated, and the demands would, there- fore, be very great. The Primate was greatly moved as lie proceeded to speak of the services of our troops and the consideration due to them. They had shown already what Englishmen were like. They had ...
... together do not, probably, contain as many Germans as there are in Loudon or in New York alone, whiie the increase of English-speaking people oc Britons all over the worldj is so vast and so vigorous that no other race can hope to rival them. However this ...
... Piccadilly. W. PARIS EXHIBITION.— Wanted, a Stall Attendant by an Electrical Firm ; must have some knowledge of electricity; must speak English and French freely.— Apply, stating age. experience, and salary required, to S. P., c.O. Street and Co.. 50, Cornhill ...
... MERCANTILE SHIPPING NEWS. (Feom Lloyd's List.') SPEAKINGS. Bosur-t Xfendl ?? Barry to Buenos Ayres. Dee. 22. 11 X. 27 W. Thomasina -d'Lellan, Fredr-kstadt to Melbourne, Dec. 17, 7 S. SI \v. Elginshire, Liverpool to Victoria, 8.C.. Dee. 17, 7 S. 31 W ...
... the in- information was obtained more speedily than in that of the German steamer General at Aden. This vessel was, so to speak, liberated by the German Press; but nobody expects the same to occur in any future aud similar case, as it would only act as ...
... whose letters, as they were unable to attend in person, wore read out *!•> the meeting. Mr. Briton Rivteke, in par- ticular, speaks very strongly on tho subject— Any change, he says, which would take tlie granting of licences out of the hands of tho ...
... this report. VENICE, Jay. 7. The Venice newspaper Adriatico publishes a telegram to-day from Padua, stating that two English-speaking officers have arrived there and purchased numerous cattle for shipment from Naples for South Africa. Rumours are current ...
... the gift horse warranted. I am, Sir, your obedient servant, CLINICAL ASSISTANT. January 6. The Archbishop of Canterbury, speaking at the annual meeting of the Canterbury Diocesan Board of Education, held at Dover on Saturday, referred to the strides which ...
... ancl man — of notes on hunting, natural history, and tho life of a settler. On ail these topics Mr. BaiLlie-Grohnian can speak with authority — for he has spent, as the title tells 'us, fifteen years in Canada and the Western States, not, indeed, co ...
... for the departure of the force for South Africa, though the date of embarkation has not been fixed. The Chinese Minister, speaking at a dinner in Birmingham last night, said he had just heard from Pekin that the Emperor had issued a Decree authorising ...