... night before their departure for South Africa, which takes place this evening. Mr. P. Fison, M.P., of Buriev-in-Wharfcdale, speaking the annual smoking concert the Great Northern Railway Literary Society, said that there were some men the Great Northern ...

... recommendation, and from the fim bottle I found a great benefit, and gave confidence continue with it, and now feel comparatively speaking, taking into consideration how very iU I was, St© strong and wdl again. I shall not have slightest hesitation iu, recommending ...

... last as long that of Kimberley, and the result will not bo the same. From the other frontal positions there is no nows to speak of, except that Col. Clements has had s smart cavalry brush with the enemy, and bos come off best. Hie British, however, have ...

... to say the backaches have quite left my kidneys are acting freely and naturally, 1 quite cured. “I am pleased to be able to speak well of these pUhi, and certify the correct and give you authority publish the facts. (Signed) (Mrs.) Martha Craven. Bradford ...

... The aim of the promoters, as stated by Mr. W. Claridge, is to ensure that in teaching languages attention should be given speaking the languages ♦aught , so make the training more thoroughly adapted to the needs of commerce. That is just what business ...

... tion. and from the first bottle 1 found great benefit, and it confidence to continue with it, and now feel comparatively speaking, taking into consideration bow very ill was, quite strong and well agam. I shall not have the slightest hesitation in re ...

... Rev. A C. Pcrriam amongst them) who great discomfort and at much self-sacrifice to themselves are prepared to stand up and speak for the right.” “I do not see (the writer continues) why your correspondent from Wibsey should seek to deter Mr. Perriam from ...

... monopolized *U tte vtotetle trade o* Ite kingdom U connection with Ite taportotioa te unMatl IniUumcnU. New It It terdly torrret speak It tt t centre. moralismg Induced by the fact of many country friends Sun-* ahead competition with the London houses. hsre ...

... H. Campbell-Bannennan will both speak sad vote favour of Mr. David Thomas'* motion calling for renewed and thorough inquiry into the cironnHUnees attending the Jameson Raid. is expected that Mr. Chamberlain will speak immediately after the seconder the ...

... , and from the first bottle I found great benefit, and it gave confidence continue with it, and now I feel comparatively speaking. taking into consideration how very ill I was, quite strong and well again. I shall not have the slightest besitatioa in ...

... approached him with that brepoke a gtwri deaire to exchange few words with the great man or be snubbed in the attempt. May speak with you for a moment, Mr. Chamberlain P asked. “Certainly,” the ready reply, and the roeo from hie eeat. “| cannot here, ...

... folk)wed the recommendation. and from the diet bottle I found benefit, and gave me oeafideado to eonwKh it, and now I feel speaking, into consideration how ill 1 was, quite strong and well again. •kau not the siigbtest hesitstmo iceomraeDding all tnm • ...