... test, and who were prepared to serve at their own expense, a reduction of the term of service. This section would, broadly speaking, correspond with our own existing volunteers and yeonmanrv, and should be permitted, as at present, to form its own self-con- ...

... w6elfare :and ben- efit hut for the welfare and tenefi tof e'oery othberezp pireswith which itwk titd While, he did nbt desire to speak in terms. of flattery is. tho preseace pi his Efarelle~ncy, he tboug-bt he .mitht remnild. gentlamen that hittorv told therm ...

... morning over £2,000 had been subscribed. He would warn the county that the expense would be very great.- Major Griffith, speaking on behalf of the volunteers, said the instructions for which they bad been wait- ing arrived on Saturday, and the officers ...

... sermons. It did not invite a mere mechanical exercise, but profound and fervent attention. There was much tallk about good speaking and preaching, but had we learned to be good listeners? Thle history of Israel was one long comment on Moses's words that ...

... were, by that feeling of genuine and en- ?? patriotism which was day by day knitting closer every branch of the English-speaking race, and making us all feel that we had in common one great destiny which it is our duty to accomplish. It was thoughts ...

... understand, and carry out all orders as though they had been soldiers for twenty years How do we understand one another? I speak English, and that with the Boar is the universal isigusge. They can't understand what a Bulgar mneans. They never heard of ...

... EA~THxER FORECAST - -IOrth - wastely Einds, hi2t;fair gzncrclly, becoming foggy towards n 0 NEWS OF THE DAY. Mr. BALroux, speaking at a conversazione in his SAst Manchester constituency last night, said lie knew of no war in -which we had been engaged ...

... and the irregular corps which have been engaged in our various South African wars, and ho thoroughly know the country .and speak Dutch and Kair well. AL ?? of South fricans has been formed, and meets to-day to examine the applications. Those wislhing to ...

... t being extricated from this position the retreat was! a carried out, the enemy following for seven miles. n Every man one speaks to cannot explain why they were I I not all shot. It is a horrible muddle, and yet one cannot r belp pitying Gatacre's distress ...

... Wilful murder against LYDIA BArEs, whose young son was found dead in her house on the precious day. I Count vo-s BurFrowt, speaking yesterday at I Stettin at the launching of a Hamburg-American Ener, wllich ?? witnessed bv the Ermn'zaor, said that Germany ...

... suffering irpm. consumption for a long time. She was born in Lord Onslow, Under-Secretary for India, had been announced to speak at a Conservative meeting at New- port, Mon., last night, but it was stated his lordshiip, I having been summoned to an important ...

... subject of the war. a It had been his duty-a doty which, apparently, lad, not e brought with it much reward-(langhteri--to speak at legt upon this all-absorbing topic on ?? nightls. All1-absorbidng as the topic ltcs, i m1-r~igh well he supposed to be exhausted ...