... 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 ...

... to join at once, and arc to Pc,, be completed .by the appointment of the aides-dcl- ori cam p. Lieutena~nt the Etarl of Exeter, 3rd North- amrpton Regiment, has been appointed aide-de-cami o to Major-Genieral Box-es. commanlding the Seventh w Brigade to ...

... the aus, as, tofe artfulness -oc ite r£ , to s'how themselves till w~Z LlasaZ ?? hell. Jn-t fancy Mt'artoit, elephant guns aid - -i cone and NOrdonfeidt guns I tbat, was about all ther -. ?? ej do nothinghjut onst th1row -'and wvai. Sicome . u - arntv ...

... that Italy and all the nations which are friends of progress and civilisation ought not only to desire, but, if possible, to aid the triumph of Great Britain. The writer adds that the fear manifested by the French deputy, I Ml. Fermin Faure, that- Italy ...

... small detachm~lnts of British troops have constantly been sent from Bel- mont over the Free State bordef, and that similar detachments have been in the neighbourhood of Blanwbraai. The reports from Colesberg represent I the position as favourabie to the ...

... Loony, who was charged viltha the -theft of food, was brought, up to hear his sentence read. Before a parade consisting of detachments of all units he was publicly stripped of his'- stripes and his rank marks, and his sword was b)roen. Thid sentence was five ...

... families. The services of the brigade weroe ot called I upon so far as outbreaks of fire were cooed, bat *t; in three cases first-aid was rendereda oe being a 1! simple fracture of a wooden ieg.' AT THE BINGLEY HALL. r At the Binlvey HaU the enthusiasm was ...