... Chariaa Bant inch wan voaadad in aa attaoq dto eaptora Boar eaaaoa. The British loaaas vara rary serara. Elmhnnt BhodM (aid, speaking to the OimiuuMtowa. Dm. M. To b* K.C.M.a.—Mr. CterlM Hoctoi odrioM. Tho aMbO Baer dootor oftor Um enapueiMßt, wbieb i« meeting ...

... a scloolar. The common charge againsit. him was lthat he murdered the Queen's Enl's-h. He was not an orator. He could not speak Jile Spurgeyn, with lips of gol butr nevetrtheless, he was an elotinent masn and mightv in the Scrip- tures. HEe v-et S a ...

... reetirgs .ones were lov and lnenotouou'. It ,as as it sonteone were i-int ldead under the roo, 7od men and women trod, sotUly. s-peaking little, in the k1nowvledge of a. .death chamber tcaose hy. Cnk one subject Lad interest for everyone, aun -n.-'aaen frakir1k ...

... ateted. 'nic managers been pursuing a very conservative policy the matter of tie distribution profits the shareholders. Not to speak of the setting aside in out of the special fund of three million doPsre insure tho dividends the preferred stock against adverse ...

... not, think that the present powverfull CGererninent couldcar a ! teasure to en lnow even deknomillatim~al colleges~, not 7to speak of utiversities. It might be worth u hile I to try aonotlier plan. As the Government gin- l cal ?? c to Irelanid it 'ni- cipal ...

... at Windsor was most gratifying the individuals principally concerned, well to the two countries generally. without demur. Speaking general term*, while the principal of lood, such wheat, Sour, oats and sugar, are cheaper on the year, and some others were ...

... reflected by the wearers of the Queen’s uniform. It is impossible for anyone who was present at Modder Hirer engagement to speak in too laudatory terms of the conduct of the soldiers who participated in the battle, and that is the reason which impels at ...

... command*. There s«s great display of popular enthusiasm. Wellington, Saturday. The Right Hob. P. J. Seddon. Premier New Zealand, speaking on question of the Transvaal, said only nominally wriff the British fighting the Doers. The latter were its fact being aided ...

... circamstance of mag | Works of this kind have now come to e aificence & newh born venture is introduesd to| divided, generally speaking. into two distines the public, it is in sccordance with precedent, | parts, ome part comtaning the calendar and the accompanied ...

... lam Uirmlnffbam mao, bat voikteg at present UtC- Iks. and alLint to answr any questions Out anyone may with to ask, tort speak too at Ik Ireoomitend it to til. may ujaks use OS this it yon like. •• B. Tswao. “2. Uonson Square, Oort Stmt. Bslilna. VorT* ...

... shooting is much more irregular. There is no fixed time for it, and no concentration of fire. Indeed, the Ruor tactics be- speak ill-tem~per. There is considerable sniping daily beyond Observat~ion H~ill and Wuggon H:ill but it is ouite learmIess. Thc ...

... speech. He was not scholar. The common charge against him was that murdered the Queen’s English. was not an orator. could not speak, like Spurgeon, with lips of gold. but nevertheless was an eloquent man and mighty in the Script arcs, was a plain blunt man ...