... 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 ...

... Tunis Railway, near Bisonta. Speaking Manchester Mr A J Balfour, said they all believed in the great necessity of obtaining voluntary schools, and held that this duty necessarily involved corresponding efforts on the part of those who supported the acboels ...

... York reached Ka lean on the 19th inst and began its return march the 23rd inst. Lieutenant-Colonel Amstedt, with a small detachment, has left Tientsi non a punitive expedition for Wuisinghsien and Nantsaitsun, 55 and kilometres respectively north-west ...

... withdrawn. Mr. Kroger leaves Pans Saturday, and will arrive in Berlin Tuesday. M. Henri Roehefert conference international ton aid Doers. The Castle arrived al Soothampw-n yesterday from Sooth Afnea, with a portion of the Household Cavalry, who proceeded ...

... which the latter was making. De Wat has now changed his direction, and is believed be going westward. The Ist Life Guards detachment of the Composite Regiment of Household Cavalry returned to Windsor yesterday, the anniversary their departure. The Mayor ...

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... intai fan-K At the instance K. Wills, tiio dtia.ulaiit wo* recalled, and i|ueauaoed repanling bis iridebiv-lnma tho tinn. Ho a*id 18-)h hi* ovenlraft was rcjnrsenteil !«’ about £54,009, about eiwthird of which would la- ia reeptet of latcnwt. This ovenlraft ...

... will come detach. monis of stammers. Next will follow • Fqoadron of yeareanry, and is tha rear of it a c ontingent et oolnnial officer' and corpnrals. Detachments from four regiments of militia will come next, and then an infantry detachment from the lion ...

... on Saturday afternoon at Bay. The remains wore moved on carriage from the Castle to tho private chapel, half mile away, a detachment of officers and men from the battleship Ben bow acting u guard of honour. Tbe boys from the training-ehip press, end re ...

... said that it was plain that Mary Spencer was only occasionally working in the house ; any services she rendered were of a voluntary character, and given through frienduhip for the old man. This action, properly speaking, was one for bleach of promise to ...

... unite this business question it would aid Mr. Balfour in his good intentions, and would help to improve upon them and secure equitable settlement of of the most momentous questions in Ireland. I enclose you £2O to aid the cause of peasant proprietary, and ...