... drunk and dis- orderly in Broad street. When first charged the case could not be proceeded with, as the defendant could not speak English, and there was no one present acquainted with Japanese. However, Miss Fugill, a Clifton lady, who has resided in Japan ...

... strange to recall a year ia which tihe rainfall hlas exceeded the average of tile past 12 years b)y ncarly four inchles, aud to speak of it as an exceptionally ?? season; yet such is the case fromn a dairy point of view, for instead of the usual c pinelcs ...

... CATTLE. Very lull supplies, and a brisk inquiry prevailed for ilcost things at the full prices of last week, which, geuerally speaking, were more tlhau maintained., Thu bullock trad s ass one of thue strongest features of tile market, best quality aninials ...

... the country, and no doubt when all those were cooperated they would be of assistance in settling difliculties (hear, hear). Speaking of the Ii qualities required in a builder's foreman he recom- mended especially confidence and tact (hear, hear). ',X'hilst ...

... work were brought under their attention by representatives of various churches and societies, and the gentleman who would speak to them that evening was deeply interested in the London Missionary Society. The R]cv William Pierce met with a hearty reception ...

... was no rerron why the professional element should not wol'; in amity with the constructional deportment (hcar, hear), After speaking of the d;fflcultles of a city engineer, he alluded to the sewerage scheme but would not give his opinion because there were ...

... strength, and Intelli- genco (laughter) to understand the needs of the timber trade of this great Empire (hear, hear). t Speaking on the Workmen's Compensation Act, he said he was one of those who thought It was a very good Act. The Federation had done ...

... was amongst the Mloham- medans. It was an interesting work because It was in the eamo places that Christ Hiimself taught. Speaking of the dihtflultles of his work ho said one of his chief dilliculties was that it was almost ceetain death for a M~ohammedan ...

... Bristol District. Boots. ' Though orders continuesoareeas -far-as Bristol Is concerned, It s r trepo o h tdthat, generlly'speaking, the output has not decreased, and manufacturers *areveryesaguliie as'to the (future. *Rtailers hwe been slow-to btoyuowing'to ...

... a Hlue sturdy boy of I three year-, and is happy and ont6nted. Wealivayi keep cott'ls Emulsion In the hoose, and I cannot speak too highly of it, and what it has done for cur little son. (Signed) MARGARYT ScnTSo, 21st E. I. L 31c10 . The parents who ...

... unanimously. w Votes of Thanks. Mr B. W. TwINoos proposed a vote of thanks to the president, vice-presidents, and auditors. Speaking ri on dock matters, he said that the Chamber ought a' not to wait for the Town Council to makeup its es mind, but should ...

... in the various fabrics, Yarns generally I moved slowvly. Some counts were depressed. others did rather better, but broadly speaking spinners lost ground, 5hipplng bundles continued dull and dragging, BRADFORD WOOL. For strong crossbrods there is some inquiry ...