... gunsvwere We I withe Bcer gunners. The first of our irto a3ction were the 4-7in. breeohloaders nilorneI, and wsorked by a detach-. , %Qm that chip. No sooner had the first naval - t a abed in the enemy's position than the -:rved their guns upon the b ...

... the choir, and was particularly well ren- dered, with Sir Michael Costa's Triumphal March from Nainaln as the closing voluntary. The Rev. F. Vincent Hornyold, ?? preached. The new tremulant stop, which was noticed as being of a peculiarly beautiful ...

... Boys have bcar2 reinforced by the detachment of Prorectorate troops, under Captaia Fitaclarence. Last Sunday was observed as a tniee- Our men sitting upon the parapets h eld a friendly conver- sation with a detachment of the enemy, and an. enterprising ...

... iriendst I fit toe tie:i ?? r e .1 'tith A r.c: He had comn- rnt rluicated wvi:i tite Post Ofiice authorities otl the z sijectl. aid ;hev had cottsidered the uiailer i utujunlctioll \vi:i vtthe has:ern Teleg-rapit (Ct- palty. A list tf die vodo vwt ds had been ...

... occasion of the forthcoming Royal visit ?? being satisfactorily carried OUt by a comrittee of &.eadmasters of both Board and voluntary schools. The ahilrlen will receive light refreshnipents and be- mareined in procession to the g-round. Afterwvards, he under- ...

... A telegram has been received at the Colonial cl Office from the Governor of the Gold Coast, who p states that he sent a detachment of constabulary al to attempt to obtain the golden stool at Coomassie. ce The quest failed, and the natives organised oppo- ...

... back the hands of State aided pension clock for one generation at least. Manifestly to provide the Immense amount re quired to cover the little bill for old age pensions could not, under the circumstances, be thought of. State aid would spell State meddling ...

... the Congregational Church, Coventry Road. Birmingham, in favour of prohibiting the sale of I intoxic adir liquor to children, aid in favour of the - nmeuthisbire Sunday Closing Bill. Mr. J Heath' also presonted a petition against the sale of intoxi- eating ...

... systemn of inspection also works b cad .ell, as not only the schools aided by public Tr,' lices fucids conc under it compuLsorily, but manyhm% endosrerl schools, aud soeic voluntary schcois of __have voluntarily coule under it, because it is - beneficial ...

... camps would be formed in which the whole of the Militia would undergo a course of training, and special attention would be p aid to -the mus- ketry. The Militia was now about 80,000 men below its' establishment, but he 'hoped-ztbat 'by 2making the service ...

... not wish to say anything at flI about Oliver Crom- wetl], but if he wished to hand down an unfavour- abhl vie' of his policy aid history he could not advise any more outw rd and vistble sign than to put him at the bottom of a hole, and as longi as the ...

... Wednesbury Oak Collieries, St,0ordshire. Mr. Balfour spoke at a bazaar in Manchester on Saturday last on the position of voluntary schools. The death is announeed nf the Honourable Arthur Morgan, second brother of Lord | Tredegar. Mr. G. R. Parler, 'while ...