... that when his successor took his place their hospital)!* board, and, hoped, long before that tint* came, they might be able speak of affairs in the Presidency in a more optimist tone than they were present justified in adopting. Bombay had not entirely ...

... Colonial history, other way, it would be kept alive their genius and paston for making beautiful places to live in, so that when speaking of the old houses the Cape, their names rise instinctively to the lips. Their ideal life centred in dwellings grave and quiet ...

... After being extricated from this position the retreat was carried out, the enemy following lot seven miles. Every man one speaks to cannot explain why they were not all shot. It ie a horrible -muddle, and yet one cannot help pitying Gatacrc’s distress ...

... the strains of a stirring inarch. An excellent dress always for quite little girls is that of a There were several the ball speak of. The only mistake was that he mothers were too unanimous in choosing white for the *wee folk. At *Truth* Doll Show there ...

... Commons fails to appreciate either the temper of his countrymen or the basis of their dissatisfaction. But yesterday afternoon, speaking perhaps in moment of irritation at unwelcome and unwonted criticism, Mr. Balfour was betrayed into retort which may inflict ...

... DILKE’S CHALLENGE. Mr. Balfour’s defence the Government preparations for war elicited reply from Sir Charles Difte last night. Speaking Cinderford, he said was prepared to ask the House of Commons deny that the Government preparations were of the nature neceesaiy ...

... Considering the enormous amount private capital invested in these ente*- prisea. this is truly formidable idea, although, speaking in logical sense, there nothing prevent « policy which has already dealt with the poabal, the telegraphic and telephonic ...

... sent. TO-DAY IN AMERICA. (ROM ODE CORRESPOND ENT. New York, January 11. President M'Kinley has promised to be present and speak the annual meeting of the New York Board of Trade on the 31st of January. About 600 members of the Board will be present at ...

... announcement that the shortcomings of the War Office are to be promptly and effectually dealt with. It will not be sufficient to speak in general terms of resolution to carry on the war with energy, or to expatiate, as Mr. Brodrick did last night, upon the lee ...

... shelter of their own vines and figtrees. MR. BRODEICK, M.P., ON THE WAR. GOVERNMENT AND THE GENERALS. Mr. Brodrick, M.P., speaking last nigbt at Primrose League meeting Marylctone, said criticism on the conduct of the campaign in South Africa would hect ...

... nor any reluctance on the part of the firm to answer any inquiries.—Detective-sergeant ee, M Division, was nest called to speak to the recovery the stolen wool, which has been brought bao»- to London from Huddersfield, and is now stored at Southwark ...

... r. Tha ceremony, says the Paris oc.rrespondent of tie Morning Post,” took place the office of the Siedie,” and M. Gnyot, speaking the name the committee of subscribers, said he would pun* sue the work the rehabilitation Dreyfus. M. Zola thanked the c ...