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... A SAILOR'S CHAT WITH A PRINCESS. In A Sailor's Log: Recollections of Forty Years of Naval Life, Rear-Admiral Robley Evans, of the United States Navy, has given a well-written and interesting autobiography. Here is ...
... CHAT WITH HR. GLADSTOH*. Three of the Colonial Premiere —Sir Wilfrid Laurier, Canada; the Hon. Q. H. Reid, New Soutb Wales ; the Hon. R. J. Seddon, New Zealand—had • warm welcome from Mr. Satnrdsy hie picturesque home ftt lluwardeo.4Hter arrired aC Chester ...
... A CHAT WITH A GROWER. A NEW HOP WORK There is no disguising the fact that hop prospects in Herefordshire are gloomy. We have made • tour of a good many yards in different districts in the county, and for every good or even decent yard there ...
... A CHAT WITH MR. LAURENCE RODGERS. Mr. Laurence Rodgers, author of that well-known Sawn. an American who ban lately rude London his home, living in a luxurious but businewlike gat at 10. HanoverSquAre, London, W. A Weekly Despatch .porter found him ...
... imagine, however, that a junior member aged 12 months might be a very disturbing element at court meetings. (Laughter). In selecting a friendly society, he continued. it was necessary first to find whether it was a permanent. one or merely a ...
... INTERESTING CHAT WITH A LOCAL GARDENER. A representative of oars had a chat with Mr. George Robinson, of 22, Old Gloucester-road, Ross, the other day ; and the conversation brought out a few points which are of ...
... A CHAT ABOUT FOSSILS BY DR. GRINDROD. On Tuesday evening last, the Herefordshire Philosophical, Antiquarian, and Literary Society, held a soiree in the Castle Green Reading-room, in this city, nt which there was a small but select attendance. Dr. Grindrod ...
... and chatted with a number he had Africa The visitors remained at the Pa. shout hall.an.hour. and went to where • wreath of South African brought over from the Union war plarrii Cenotaph. They visit Herefordshire 22nd and 23rd. when arrangement. liar. ...
... derived from such acourre. A well-condacted athbeiss would meed with much better treatment than a badly bshaved Christian. It wenld astonish popalar writers cleap'y soceriug at sn casily humbugged parscn to bear o prisoner declare, a 8 cne pciually did to ...
... before a little machine, with a needle depending a wire, and a transmission of cerebral force maw the needle in oertain directions over a chart. While a person of weak mental equipment can assreely defect the ...
... then allowed to run will ; it does not bark in a state of nature, but can learn to do so with some effect. It is, however, a corious fact that there is no such thing as a dog, except as a domesticated animal ; a jackal or wolf has always ...
... course the stones arw usually smaller, but gems up to a carat a-piece are frequently to be seen reposing in the beautiful renaissance scrolls which fantastically surround a beautiful bevelled crystal. A Bond-street Arm is also making an imposing display ...