... on on behalf of -he fanmi- lies of our troops in SoutlL Arica. In a pre- ,intry note, Dr. Clhadwick says nie Ventured to speak the more freely about senme atlious of the preneut AdlnizsistraLtion because he cannao el-en imagine that any rivals should ...

... DONECALL I Mr. and hirs. DAVIDS'-N (rec'ntlr returnel from Soutthern India) and SIr. DAVID GARblE EE (Gen. Secretary) %vini Speak. oo59 NORTH AND WEST OF IRCELAND COMIMERCtIAL TRAVELLEES' SSOCIATION 15, Cameron S: retl, Beifast, 10th Ja nuary, 1900. IE ...

... could Givave prompted so many w-i-to-do, educatedd young men, most of them, cinh ini-iting proepects in life, to teke, so to speak, their lives in thexr hands and pl ther, if need 'be, upon the altar I of their country. Tihe South Afrlran Sitration. 'The ...

... FROM CANADA. SPEECH1 BY SIR WVVIPPVEID LAURIEEh A Heaiter's telegr-am, dated Montreail, Frida3y, siws i Wifrd livovier, s-peaking at Sbahronoick Ito-daty, referred to 'the Waxs in Soruth Africah cn nection -with the part which Gsn-a& was takcing in i ...

... all corners elsc o' the earth LIt liberty raa-ke use of, space enough Have I. It is freedelte, akin to that of wihich ve speak ste-en ve, say enI emir prelsers. 'thy sal-rice is ptrfecot fiec-doel. Thllcrforc, .tt tho svedding Venus, .he goddess of ...

... motion. 1' to The chairman sad -he could only repeat what Colonel Shac'moaa-Ccawford, Mr. Bun'biar-Bullei - aand the other speak-era had said. Such a~ resolution- must hat-c the csppnoeni of eereiy member ?? 'Board and of every inhanbitanit Of the district ...

... better order, fur pr)epared ove, a uis- be ftr any evi-ntuality thlaL onlay cclnfr;:nt i us. Lord Charles. it vill he seen, speaks woell of General Buller. 'Wie all regard B-iller, his Lorcdhip is reported to havc saiki. s a i rnost capable oan. W hhei ...

... u~an-a1 and it is patrdon-able, -dieren a few year- bran brought any nlew under--taking into note- worthby Pi-ominecuie. r-lo Spea-k OF -it's -mmushroom zrowth.' bin the term can seldom he pre-seel into ~retvice With ouhfreom fromi exaggeration as. in tic ...

... that oin tho 15th .esttnL tI ore -was som e sort of figheting in the neigrhbtthooi nf. Springfield. An oericida trlegram speaks - or^ a reonzna-issarnce en that day on the I± augla ia ivhihii a arivatee oif BethuLin s Mooltled ¾nI 1tr' Tv-as at on'lded ...

... cacepbclnnally treoichent, in his criticism of the oracles ref the G'overnmnennt in their inanageinent of the wNar, and, speaking of the Morning Post in partculahr, he ackowldgd ?? society journal, I-at described its political ar-hocle;- cod reports ...

... prop e. as well as Ifron the ?? at hange, all facits with respect to Botl los-se, ;cici -she estimaites as very great. She speaks in sixromig terms of the unscrupacliseress and unrighteousness of the K-uger party. She cosidelnst in srrotg lar: e the Ji'nio ...

... (Hair,a bea.) lie hadt h1id thle honour and Pr'ivilege of1 roacit lg thre BIarl of Avnc in outdoor s'a'-ts and,' lie couald speak, of blot not o~nly as ntmredlesti sportenners, but i-omc the interntrcaur.P be, had withl him in a ?? h-wa e--rev fond of, ...