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... Mutton trade J-r adv; Scot:h. 4-*. 4J._ 4>. &! • Bng'i-h wtthers, 4;- dii:o 3s. 3s. 2d. WOOL BRADFORD. Monday—(Jvnera.ly speaking, a holiday tin- m.»rkct. and a number houses close th-a afternoon, but top are more to-day for cr-->s-hre ...
... arrest County Court order for non-payment of a debt, uer« hardly looked upon the light friendly guestsj and was not there to speak in the least in extenuation cf the circumstances under whicf| these men were received when they came to arresl the collier: ...
... which existed i between Major Thorneycroft's Mounted Infantry and the British regulars at River. The New Zealand Premier, speaking at Hokitaka yesterday, said that if a fresh contingent for service in South Africa were necessary would not hesi- Itaieto ...
... FIGHTING AT KURUMAN. frrrßorGH j C.«.rE Towx, Saturday. A private letter from Pretoria speaks of fever being rife on the Portuguese boundary. The report that all English subjects arc to bo expelled from the two Republics confirmed. Fighting is reported ...
... the maintenance of tho British empire was part of the scheme of Providence, because it meant tho good order of tho world. Speaking from his experience, Mr. Meyer declared that, the whole, England was the greatest colonising and Christianising force the ...
... the following letter from Sir Edward Clarke:— My Dear Sir, cannot possibly accept your proposal that ' I rtliould come and speak Plymouth Guildhall Sunday. My presence nr.elit. and words would certainly, intro- ! duce a controversial element, from which ...
... administering, or Mrs. Fish for not putting the bottle a ,~afe place were to blame. Mr. Fish received permission from the coroner speak. He said that his son quite voluntarily offered to relieve his mother, who, although she had been in the sick room all day ...
... KAFFRARIA. [central news special telegram. IJ CAPE TOWN, Thursday. Colonel Schermbrucker, who is a member of the Cape Assembly, speaking at King Williamstown yesterday, said that tho rumours of unrest among the German population in Kaffraria were quite unfounded ...
... premises. Annoyances wero of daily occurrence. On the other hand, a number showed their appreciation in various ways. Men speak in the highest terms of the manner in which Major Daly performed his trying duties, and of the kindly consideration which was ...
... GIFT HIS DEATHBED. pretty story, which comes from deathbed of the Duko of Westminster, that almost at last, when unable to speak, ho signalled for a sheet paper and pencil. then wrote on it that wished a cheque for a pounds sent to the Officers' Families* ...
... delicate constitution. ALLISON'S CHERRY RALSAM goes straight to the weak spct in the Lungs, relieving Rroncbitis like ntagic Speak plainly to your nearest Chemist when you ask for ALLISON'S CHERRY BALSAM. Sold in Bottles at Is. lid. each. NOTTINGHAM AGENTS ...
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