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... BOARDING I DAY SCHOOL avow LANGLAND =Ai by ItottlYi sad Yentas owl Vtoltlng Os Lost ZwolooSso • hill 'ItTR TIMPIL. lIIBT GIRLS' SCHOOL, T' ZD= l. alas Edam Lena by Ilse SCHOOL RE OPENS es TUESDAY. the ME ressleet Picereseem Et* teem. Ulna 4 . 10 ...

... Ply,. Suppose 1 owe Lord Kelvin 1:1110. sad I to pr, hint le sovereigns. I bottle by wo O. Thee I pet down n wtheretho, and another end ay 1, end lei ou op to 99. Now, I weeder would he be willing to give the • reamipt for LlOO, coveting 0 for one t I sin rather death. fel. Whoever heard of ono coining of see *bee be begins hi. 21• t year t It is after be hue lived for 21 years be is ...

... and • tremendous shall Mae from a dislleritat direnini—nbont four miles awsy on tbe Impart Mountain. Dander. In surrounded by great mountains. The highett mountain is Nate.l, 7,500(t. high. in only toren miles from the town. troops bed been clearing out of camp an hoer before, leaving their kite, tent.. end al, thinking they would be able to get our rtinforcenowts tented, which we expected ...

... . - - - -- a- I v- ' ar. A fire of an extensive and destructive charao, O ter broke out at half-past see'en o'clo3ck on Setur- 130 daT morning in a huge cabinetmaker's work- shops i ...

... FOREIGN NTEIGENCE 1 IsEUTERaS TELECRAteS. ITALY AND GREECE. ROME, Sunday. An Athens despat,:h states that a qnodezs vicsedi between Italy and Greece was signed yesterday. It deals with navigation and custom-'s, the fishery question being reserved. LOSS OF AN £ENGLISiH VESSEL. THIRTEEN PERSONS DROWNMEl CHERBOURG, Saturday. The English sailing vessel Emily Lloyd has been lost near Equeher ...

... CAPE COLON-Y. ATTEMPTS TO CUT THE PAIL'WAY i SOUTH OF DE AA%| A SKIR-MISh. tC a.0OM OER CORBESPONDEN'T. . CAPETOWN., Monday, Dec. 2S, -15 p.m. A b:,g seizure of Mausers, revolvers, and am-mun:tion, packed in. ?? marked - Huntley I and Palner's Biscuits, has been made by the Imperial authorizies at Adelaide. They had been consigned by the enemy to Dutch farmers in the distzijt. {tFOM O0R ...

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... M ARCHANT PiM,LIAME APPOINT D. ' Witham& orthe Boa* Wake Yea Yen seaolated atipeedany of h plaza of the 143. O.Y. Iffeafee. Mr Mseebeei Willman ha. relined ha es Dopes, Wore of &malign ea afresh, sad ale oeeeiniamfot of hie masts with Mr Marriolll. twine to Imam. or the dodo. of tho BdposYsrp. ship Mr Williams amigo. aim if. Charity Comositoinowihip. Ntitiog on Sunday. net Serowe says :—The ...

... FA.LWELL SERiurMON BY REV. CEiARLIS MGLASHA. I - I ev Charles M'I'Glashaan, assistant in the West Parish Churef, Aberdeen, who has been ap- n,,nted minlster of the Maryculter Parish Church, preached his fareiweUll emon to the former con- gregation yesterday evening. in the eoOrO of his remarks, Mr Mtl'ashaa sald -o am glad to have this oppor- ItuitY oI preaching ny t sermon as inte siesl C~hur ...

... (RZUTER-aS TEUGRAMS.) Melbciarae, December 30. The selection of Victorials for service in Soulih Africa is proceeding vigoeously. The battalion .are undergoing a strict medical examination and rigorous shooting and rding tests. Several officers have already beer chosen, includine the ' :tnart of the Army 9crvice Corps, who is being attached to the enntingent with a view I to his gaining ...

... A CLASf- OF ENTHUSIASMIS. [BY E. S.] To be really a success, Christmas should be approached with enthnsiasm I have come to this conclusion, after spending a Christmas with Felicia entirelv conducted on these lines. Indeed, it almost seems a pity that Christmas could not be arranged to come more than once a year, if only for the Pirpose of absorbing some of the enthusiasm of Felicia and her ...