... to re. treat warty to the SIAM of Wells and bullet• which fell around them. The emblem. as Col. Elmhurst Rhodes cad when speaking to • Boer droner after the engagement, winch is held to be a weed ecnbul of humanity was dowegarded completely, and the Bum ...

... at imelimee tosa tea = In . There was.Uldie Viet amid be i tt iab elessed amongst the best et teetheil. hot it is easy to speak a weedeither eir et mehos robe tee sue or two et . the eres tiChiloeto room was the et TOO iltiell nrortikur, BMW, and tide ...

... 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 ...

... wherever it is, and teach the truculent Popper a lesson he will never forget. some The Firm feel it incumbent upon them to speak a piece in favour of one of Hongkong's most popular—and justly so—institutions. We allude to the Institution of Engineers and ...

... to give his employers away—that's all. Dr. Colpus raised his stick in a peculiar manner, and then dropped it. He tried to speak, but appaently could not compose any suitable speech. And let me tell you something else, resumed Arthur. I know that your ...

... world lumped together there the is only a decrease of 18,000 tons. cib e Th figures. more eloquent than cro at aught else, speak of the increased acti- sho ot vity in the manufactared iron trade on blrc the Continent, for it has been due, to (1oe n- increase ...

... ari«o ir. every war which sra powers ate eon- Right Hon. It. J. .Seduon, remier j 8 the subject of diplomat.c neguita- I New speaking at Westland on tie tons, and One eviry 'rason to expect Great Trausvaal War, said that fighting men were not Britain will ...

... to which it was addressed, Sir James Paget's great experience as a master of diagnosis and a man of genius entitled him to speak on such a subject I with undeniable authority, so that it is scarcely possible to overrate the importance of his !words. In ...

... people knew nothing of him. Dr. Casey said 1 the nan was suffering from delusions, and ought ¢ 0 go to the asylum. He would not speak th at morning or tell them any- The order for thing, and seemed despondent. removal to the asylum was made, ...

... remain there, and increase in popularity every year. It is extremely gratifying to record the fact that the comparatively speaking newly - instituted Birmingham racing syndicate has worked with such assiduity, and on such liberal Unas, in framing the ...

... 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 ...

... of food lhe enemy 'is quite conidect of maintaining their position any in the world. The dotor found among the 800, many speaking Among , those liming with the enemy tie raw an es. lieutenant in the Army who woo cashiered for lataconduct. and an en serceent ...