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... INlOalt wh,eh /to every fast 124, t..-oso Ina sore, If ot ever ore generaon. whoa Mr retro errs of the fe.ls Smarr, rear speak •ed one or ore merely tonere! tow. eidarstiood sod ell no pol-ral - to of the day of all to aunt: from to unapt vaaportore ...

... their lowest point of the year in January, and. notwithstanding two or three short periods of relapse, they have, broadly speaking, risen steadily and attained their highest point December, having established advances from 40 per cent, on different de ...

... premises.r Annoy ances vc'rc ofE daily occurrence. On the other hand a numnber showied their appreciation in various ways. M~en speak in the highest terms oE the manner in wisich Mlajor Daly performed his trying duties, and of the kindly consideration which ...

... Fitxgeraid, Coldstream Guards, died at Wynberg, from gunshot wound, Jan. 2. LIBERAL AND THE WAR. Sir Joseph Pease, M.P., Liberal, speaking last night at the annual dinner of the Darlington Chamber of Agriculture, observed tbat there were those who said England's ...

... teied io Tarhkmtd Ned au to Samarkand, treventag from the lan.nmeni rare Leatim era Rrammolsk. Sarre. Peuvrek Marro 1 sal, speak ra tams Mahn* pooe Mortality sad coolsOrty at Ow Lard. of on Id, Jenne.. Goon! Osktortki the Gomm., Geoatal. ma nob tM :moo ...

... scarce worth our whit., Though by itself a trifle, atom, mite. iirows great in time, as streamlets which unit•. The word we speak will cheer a brother's who to some other will his joy impart. //c will rejoice, and sound the note along: which thus shall ...

... ranges still (iu the uoli'srely event 0 t tsurviving this attac Is) tilo hidden batteries aroulnd thleharbour would b~egin to speak. lheo vclenrtratad liro of heavy ?? aod ?? c;ues would hurl desti ?? at the hoeeland tor- pzedoes steerable anld automoabile ...

... to Tashkent, and on to Samsrkaad, travelling from last-named place to London rid Krasoovodsk, Baku, and Warsaw. I can only speak ia terms of the highest praise tbo and cordiality I received the haods of the Russian officers torooghout my ' journey. General ...

... that theme. Lualfshms• Bad dental:mum tbeir am tale; Huy preach ete own memo.. The mil they bring cahoot MKS p• our ponce.. speake tom of that moon evol.tbe they Are. The one &.g Morn the image of God into depths of degradation to which the brute creation ...

... mending the Week the aed the •beh of the newt* erew felustend. A. Mew other epprenthed they furtively et him. but did sot speak. 'The captain's daughter ha fo u lly murdered in her nitro; mid Powell. &divalent( hornet( to the !twang 'Mho boa rotortutted ...

... shooting, smashing everything it came , into. The Boer artillery was very inferior, both in shooting raov.ag, than ours. must speak highly oar corps, C-M.R.. who did jast what was asked of , them. They lo*t killed and 11 wounded out! men. Of tbe other regiments ...