... have been rather dearer as a rule, but trod. has been exceedingly uneventful. The demand for English wheat is. relatively speaking. better than for forrign. Flour is sixpence dearer on the sick at all markets. The an---dy of flour made from new English ...

... and privileged clam that ever profit by other at Kintore Kittybrewster Mechanics at Bund Mr Burro said they could. Re (the speak people's misfortunes. Nairn at Nairn, and Stoneywood at Duthie Par &. satis fied in his oiled that the trot In the 19 matches ...

... position which they occupied for cam carrying out measures of social reform. and in consequence of a remark of the chairman, to speak on the drink question. Auer all recognised painfully and sadly the terrible and enormous evils of the drink traffic, and the ...

... all this agi- consider myself an expert in these matters. mill ation at present on foot. sincere enough I believe, report speaks truly, the ratepayers of Heady s simply an attempt to repast, in spite of past ex- good cause to regret bitterly the hairlines ...

... Dr Farquharson—l can't say Ido at this moment. Mr Pirie—Well, I'll refresh Tour memory. (Loud laughter.) Mr Gladstone was speaking on the land question and he said they would never get good land legislation so long as there were so many landed proprietors ...

... ELEMENT RUBBER CO., 88 B s i ng h a ll St ree t, to meet a ll demands at Keen Prices and with se another would in six, but speaking generally , a promptitude. I have a Large and Varied Steak et good machine which has been taken care of, aid . BOG I E STREET ...

... of a certain young lady who had an uncle, a venerable canon, who lived somewhere up in a mountain. Just as that humourist speaks of the ancient ecclesiastic, now as a mountain howitzer, 6 EDINBURGH LETTER. 4 (From a Special Correspondent.] Keep your ...

... remains apparently awaiting Dirckson's return. General Smith-Dorrien has addressed a telegram to Colonel Mackinnon, in which he speaks in the highest terms of the work done by City Imperial Volunteers. He esp:cially praises the conduct of mounted portion, stating ...

... Fairbairn, Oxford; Dr Parker, London; Dr M`Laren, Manchester; and Dr Watson, Liverpool. Among the missionaries expected to speak at the evening meeting of Thurs day are Principal M'Riohan, Bombay; Dr Stewart, Lovedale; Dr Laws. Livingatn”;- Dr Ross, Manchuria; ...

... ing hut contempti PO J. & A. WATSON_ ,e Square. South High St May be had from appointed agents all over lin and sealed to speak and writ JAB BA.RRIE, T ie There have been I NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS. venture to a ffi rm, registerel my or who have than that ...

... literature, or however well they can speak Chinese, ever agree as to what this Fang Shut really is; even by educated English-speaking Chinese it is always said to be practically indefinable, and I have always found when speaking of it there is an amount of hesitancy ...

... bsasttniW she sang! That M a d audience Madame Sherwin has a very She is quite cosmopolitan. She has twill round the world, and speaks No sr sin with ease. She has sang Were of - asst curious audiences that Court of Japan. sad She says she wakes the most highly ...