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... lessons. Trial lessons fit ee. —Apply Secretary. 231-233. OxfoKl- street. Ite.eni-ci cus; also 27. Avenue de I 'Opera. Paris. TO Speak and Write French, for business purposes, practically taught by the French l-.xamincr to the City ami Guilds Institute. One ...
... statement. On the contrary, the stock of rough diamonds in London at the present time is 60 infinitesimal that it is hardly worth speaking of, and, judging by the progress of the war, the prospect of more coming to hand from the mines for some months to come is ...
... MERCANTILE SHIPPING NEWS. (From Llotd's List.) SPEAKINGS. Glenbnrn. Pisajrua for Falmouth, all well. Dee. 17. 9 >*. 25 W. Withebtirn. steering N. all well. Dec. 12. 2 N. 23 W. Arnn, (British), steering S, all well, Dec. 12, 4 N, 29 W. Jordanhill {suppose ...
... are not i conversant wit- this arm of the Service, be Uiey.fl so] dersweiviUans, it should be borne in nund that, | roughly speaking, tho guns of Artillery may be divided Sj mto three classes. t¥ _ (A) -^s Regards ''Mobilit*. Class L Horse and Field Artillery ...
... some of them under- take to find their own horses. WELLINGTON, Dec. 30. The Right Hon. R. J. Seddon, Premier of New Zealand, speaking at Westland on the Transvaal War, said that the people of New Zealand were determined that the prestige of the British Empire ...
... Foreign Medical Review, a quarterly journal, now extinct, which had been started in the same year as he passed the College. Speaking many years after from the Presidential chair of the International Medical Congress, in 1881, he referred to the time when ...
... themselves for enrolment, has a signifi- cance which may make us all proud and thank- ful. It Avould be a misuse of words to speak of volunteering Avhen to be chosen is regarded as a privilege. Much has been said of late as to the expediency of parting ...
... yesterday on a fortnight's visit, and met with a most corelial reception. The Prince, our Corre- spondent at Athens telegraphs, speaks in high terms of the loyalty and good conduct of the Cretans. Mr. Crokor, who has been spending Christmas at Moat House, Letcombe ...
... from printing such an unique advertisement, but tho fact remains that nearly 6000 letters from medical men in this country, speaking in the very highest possible terms of the value of WINCARNIS, are preserved in the Company's offices at Norwich. WARNING ...
... foot of the Himalaya, it would hardly ever be neces- sary for the power to be transmitted more than 20 miles or so. Roughly speaking, the situation in the dis- tricts dose to tho hills is something like this. There is water in abundance in tbe rivers, anel ...
... are quite confident of maintaining their position against any infantry in the world. The doctor found among the Boers many speaking English. Among those serving with the enemy he saw an ?? in the Army, who was cashiered for misconduct, and an ?? in the ...
... Mr. F__d_eic Harkison*, delivering his annual address to the London Positivists Society in Newton Hall, Fetter-lane, and speaking to a large audience, said that a time of private sorrow and public anxiety, such as we saw to-day as we entered on the last ...