... Martin, Chemist, 132, Market-street, Atherton, writes: tied great stocking Omega Oil, it sells extremely well, and customers speak highly of its merits. One customer especially, suffering from intense pains in the chest, due largely to lung affection, was ...

... recent formation of the Liberal League. MR AKERS DOUGLAS ON THE LIBERAL LEAGUE. Mr. Akers-Douglas. First Commissioner Work*, speaking at Hackney last night, said Lord Rosebery should follow the example set the Duke of Devonshire and Mr. Chamberlain sixteen ...

... AZiUffUiflt. Doe® your daughter speak any foreign languages?” “Not any extent. She can say yes.’ though, in five of them, in case any foreign nobleman a®ks her to marry. There are some things in the world that one can’t understand. One i* that you catch ...

... mind and his knowledge of the three General Botha of Engheh speaks the most Foglish, though he trees a good deal of Colonial slang All their secretaries and the members of their staff speak perfect English, although some of them have an obstinate end ...

... after some years was able to make mysedf useful with correspondence; also with Frenchmen who visited the office, who could not speak English. Oh! why did I trust plodding industry, instead trying develop my “che«c,” like Mr. done? Some people aaj (hat owes ...

... TRIBUTE. The directors the London and North- Western Railway Company have received from the Army Headquarters. Pretoria, report speaking of the excellent ronduet the special railway reserves employed in the steam road transport. Major Scbolefield says had about ...

... to save the remnant their wives and children, signed it. to speak, with the knife at their throats. The writer in making this assertion desires to have if clearly understood that is speaking neither for himself one the signatories nor for those his nation ...

... SPEARMAN (lute of the firm of Philip Speakman and Sons).—COAL for SALE —ln conifqurnoe of the death of «|w late Mr. Oharlei Speak man, the Eucalors are of ditpoiinn the aaali but lucrative wholeaale boxiness. carried on by iiim at 9, Gracccburcb- Jtrrri ...

... 55.312.413 17.317,432 1,633.613 MASCHESTEU COTTOX GOODS AXD MANCHESTER. Monday. There has been, practically speaking, no more inquiry for cloth suitable manufacturers’ requirements; and the game may said of printing, bleaching, and finished cloths, but ...

... second in four week*. Bony Far S«r. Lady visitor (at workgirla* club, giving acme advice manners): And, yon know, ladies never speak to gentlemen without introduction.” Liaa: “We knows yer don’t miss, an’ offen pitio* yer.” ...

... n and Queenstown for additional horses. THE TRIAL OF NATAL REBELS. rurm'i nuaux.] Durban, Monday.—The Governor of Natal, speaking Newcastle, announced that in future *ll Natal rebels would tried by court-martial, instead of by the special civil court ...

... resolution to welcome Lord Rosebery tack to political life. It probable that little later on the noble Lord will invited to speak in Leeds. ...