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... deputation) be hande(l over to the General Purposes Committee to report thereon. CHrA13GE OF BIAMmY aGAINST A SHIPOrWNEIR.- Robert Johnson, of Cumberland Row, Ilfotwvlls, Bristol, vwho is stated to be possessed of considerable property in houses, ships ...
... IWNXDLE ANrD BRABANET I OPPOSED. Thle fldlow~ing despatch was issued from the War Ofli'ze en Satulrday eveniing: IFrom ilhord Roberts t-O the Secretary of State for War. Bloemf:ontein, April 21st. JRundle's force camle in contact wsiths the enemy yesterday ...
... v~ihtory of Nrrvariiio arrivedia ?? it] Glssgow, tire, ienrrnanl for Turrkey Red Yasrn hras grerrtlya*t nears *ircreasted. Turkey madder roots aire wvitlr great dilfiesilty r trir, prrocrrredi, rntr tire French mariner, whisth is of a Very in n irrfeeior dlescriplton ...
... alclat-ats In ir- Ext 13oard no jeocrder is used, tend cme-ndias scene abantoict-il manty years ego. denies Davidson Pand Robert 8 teiloe cs-crc bests -in a ser~ous eoiiditioo yetstartbt) - fctc. ?? l dcputy, cl-lie ld only art-edic-itjst as the 0%prsikctcu ...
... chiefly to the history of the vegetable colouring-matter found in madder, one of the commnonest and most impor- tant dyes. He showed that aliz arin, the true colouring principle of madder, could be obtsained from gas tar, a discovery which, he said, was ...
... doe Saara, the Comto do Saparta, Professor d arteMysofir- Salford and Bath, Professor H.,G.SeeCnn'rsrm pi Dr. Quincke, Sir Robert Bell, AsrnmrRoa ?? land, Sir Win. Thomson, Sir DoulsGtn,&.c Professor A. WY. Wrarrasrsox said that the retirfing h' president ...
... Morris, a'poung woman residing in Daudee, was oharged with writing -a forged order 'for £30 in the name of her grandfather, Robert M'Lauohlan, which was pre- aeegted at the Dundee Savings Bank by anothei person. end the money gtanted to her. The accused ...
... the stalls were the Misses Hodgson, Mt-s f Puhlan, bliss Blarber, and Mliss J. Barber; Mis3 Turner, - ?? Wrigley, and Miss Roberts ; Mrs. Gale, Mbs. Lucas, o bhs. Atkinson. and Mliss Senior; Mliss Lister and Miss e Dixon; Mrs. Pollard, Miss 1E. Atkinson ...
... this purpoloe of clts g~ that rising,, and vindicating theaahtiyo ,'After that a abecessien Of ljihst,eonre ?? disaster at Madder Spruit, to theB Dr, at Laing's Neck, the battle oft ah the defeat at Majuba, Rill. State- I 00f e the, made about reinforcentstits ...
... A Then Hall, and the ladies were in a conspicuous rmajority. iss Mlene Muriel Dowvie-a grand- .laughter of the late M-ir. Robert Chambers-was eanounced to read a paper on a journey in the C--patllans: ard a ver- interesting paper it -oved to be. Aie;s ...