... were:-.4and..ry 64 Ad. Marsh ' Lam ow rya 66 26d. Jan, 6 lid Futures opened as follows: —Februsry a lino' .3s June 3s 6s. Speaks was instasoad in this as ' , LIN efts last AIQiRICd ..—entarday. . =reviver of that ancient order to be New Tort: Wham opened ...

... 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 ...

... one who respect* himself and re?p« bour; who is ever cs refill to avoi necewary pain; who strives to ill speak well of others, and refrains hit I speak' tig evil. lie it> pie eminently I man. A Christian and a gentlemax 'synonymous terms; for tho Christi ...

... THE PROPOSED DAY HUMILIATION. PLAIN SPEAKING BY SIB EDWARD CLARKE. Sir Edward Clarke, Q.C, m.p., writing üßder date December 26tb, to the Rsv. G. B. Berry Vicar of Emmanuel, Compton, near Plymouth, on the subject of the suggested day; ef humilia-, tion ...

... His eyes twinkled beneath half-closed lids as if he understood and relished Fulke's disappointment. I also regret it. must speak of him, and of the message, lor me, I hungry, and it is not well for men to talk with empty stomachs. Will you not invite me ...

... the teams met together. Unfortunately this was not the case, and Montrose bad to be contented with a 4 to 1 goal defeat. To speak of brilliant football is out of all question, for neither team displayed any really good football. But for occasional dash ...

... The Press, contributes several pa^es of journalistic reminiscences which are illustrate 1 and exceptionally interesting. Speaking of the Russo-Turkish campaign, he says :— ' ; The narrow- est escape I ever had occurred during the battle of Yeni-Saghra ...

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... the conservatory door, the thought uppermost in his mind was: what is the next move to be? Certainly he had, metaphorically speaking, taken Sims by the throat and drawn hiE fangs. Beyond doubt Sims was frightened; SiME was impressed, and Forrest felt convinced ...

... your skin is already beginning to show those tiresome lines; but we must iron them out as soon as possible. Now we can, so to speak, kill two birds with one atone; that is to say, get your face fatter and your wrinklets out at the same time, with a combined ...

... to show Euuilar readiness to help ? THE COLONIALCONTINGENTS . [ BEBTEB ' B TELKGnAM . ] WELUNCTOS , Sunday . Tho Premier , speaking at Ilokitaka' to-day , ' Eaid that . if the frosh contingent for Ecrrieo in South Africa were accepted , he would not . hesiiiito ...

... single ( arm in the Orange i ' rue Stain or tile Trr . r'sviial on which there was not . 1 bastard child . I speak what I know , and I know what I speak . Tlie o' . Kim for liheir Morality is HIB most ludicrous of all the c . iia . iLiS made for them . . As ...