... Dalrcysplo. The Supply of War Mia te: aJ. o The Press Asoceiation says, that nitflansigh a ?? report land heenr circulated, wviich speak.5 of ae ,f decision of the Dlsactce Commuittee or tlho ,c I- Cabinet to spend £5,000,010 oat modonared acr4 v ), extended ...

... that the so-called private legisla- tion for Scotland (which is not legislation in the proper sense at all) shall, generally speak- ing, be withdrawn from the cumbrous and anti- quated forms of legislation by private bill at Westminster; (3) that, as a ...

... Palace and else- Iwhere. A: concert party, headed by Mir O'Mara iand Madame Roma, are also about to tour in the provisres. Speaking of provincial tours, .I mentioned a short time ago that Mr Hare Swas consid-ring a Sugast;on to take The Gar ?? Qucx to ...

... the price eade last-named place to London via Erasnovodsk, is of ad- Baku, Petrovsk, hieff, and Warsaw. I can only all t 12k speak in terms of the highest praise of the hos-o t fixed pality end cordialityv receivecd at the Janus next end of the Russian officials ...

... association, is that which relates to noble E - blood, and long descent, and glory passed away. ez - For if one would look upon a speaking memorial b of the humbled pride of life, one could not do -a better than visit Seaton. ift A most stately flight of steps ...

... purchase of Dciagoa Bay are purely w h imaginary. l_ ; Sir Joseph Pease on the Situation, pi e Sir Joseph Pease, M.P., Liberal, speaking last ti F night at the annual dinner of the Darlington { Chamber of Agriculture, observed that there were those who said ...

... when th olie is encaged in sulch work, and it is to be otl 0 inferred dthat out of the abuntdance of his heart TE s his Mouth speaks. he ° And yet there is, as has been said. an an 0 elemnent of pathos in this book, and especially Vri a in these portions ...

... amffi . er Mr Haldane, i.P. for tast Idtian, ad- o dressed a meeting of hissnastituents.at.Gockel- hi zie on Saturday. Afte.- speaking of the important place occupied by Cockenzie in the L; fishing industry, Mlr Haldane proceeded to sa discuss the war. He ...

... le a large number of General Joubert's arE ~d forces from the banks of the river to Lady- hai ?? smith, for Geapral W~hite speaks of the great opi ?s numbers -now around him, especially to the ne, le south. General. Boiller's' task ought, there- I dfore ...

... SUi (Arrangement with Glasgow Herald.) Br 50! Camp, North Chieveley, December 17. dn. There is courage and merit in openly Speak- hi. ing the truth about any engagement, for only tho thereby can ha had clearer knowledge, nhi-r snl Iefficiency of service ...

... might have among beic ourselves, we presented a common front to the Brit conimon enemy. (Applause.) He was not going sei to speak of party politics at a time when Inone says are for party, and all are for the State. I He- no ,was not going to examine ...

... wve have sent into the fisld,jt and though (t in rather a teschnical subject I amI emboldened to deal with it because I am speak- 3 i ng in an artillery hall-(cheersj-lent us by the generosity of the colonel of the Manchester Artillery Volu~ntes'-s, and ...