... A CHAT WITH A BRITISH One d Baatac’e ; with Bear Adawal iattcactd to Ita they, took of tain in that aatoae. qataltoae AtaaelLeap tod; fame Chian aa pndaaafar data, had petal d rietr, efter the ear wi taa reecMafata by faacpeaa cfa tat that Chin taepe ...

... CHAT WITH A CONGREGATION On the conclusion of an eloquent sermon on sin and its consequences last evening at the City Temple the Rev. R. J. Campbell proceeded to the lower hall, where he invited members the congregation meet biro and ask questions upon ...

... A CHAT WITH THE MANAGER A representative of the Pali Mall Gazette had a chit with tbe manager yesterday afternoon. Mr Ravenscroft. who e nerve bad in no way deserted him. had had experiences and urvhed them. In reply to inquiries said, Our depositors ...

... A CHAT WITH PATTI. A WARM TRIBUTE TO RICHTER. ” Did I ever find teeming a labour? Well, I can't honestly say that I did. I suppose that I what they call very quick study.” Thus Madame Patti in the course of an interview with representative the Graphic ...

... A CHAT WITH THE MATOS. We celled H. Pefford, Eeq., Meyer ot the town, end proprietor of teety end proeperone drug burineae. He verified whet Mr Addieen hed eeid es to hie ralforinga end bdpleee oeoditioa, end eeid never expected to him eronnd again. He ...

... CHAT WITH A RAHWAY ENGINEER. “No,” raid tho responsible engineer of a la-gc railway writer iu Cassell * ■‘W, Journal, some time ago; you arc good b.t out in supposing that tin constant dread collision or other big catastrophe casts continual gloom ...

... and looked fairly comfortable, furnished, as it is, with a couple of cushioned rocking-chairs, a bed with a patt:h-work coverlet, a good chest of drawers, a clock, a t b'.e near tne window, and ...

... A CHAT WITH MR YATES. Id th* foyer of the Tivoli Music Hall last Bight “Daily Newt representative had a special interview with Mr Tates. He had driven there in private brougham from the Tavistock Hotel, and his progress through the streets was the cause ...

... fancier*. In a talk with a Sun representative, Mias Burgess, sister Ixmdon Canary enthusiast, whose room was full of cages, said that there were times when the work of feeding and caring for them had been too much for her. was about two yaars ago,” she explained ...

... A CHAT ABODT THE FYLDE. IN THE OLDEN TIME. In the Catholic Fireside the Very Rev. Mgr. Gradwell, commences an interesting series of articles on this subject. The Fylde, he says, is not even a geographical expression. It is not a town- ship nor ...

... CHAT WITH A WOUNDED TROOPER AT BLACKBUES. Trooper J. Sedgcley, the 12th Laaeen, who was wounded the battle of Magersfoutom, ou a visit to Mr J. Winkley, of the Ivy Inn, Infirmary-street, Blackburn. Scdgeley belongs to Leicester, but has associations with ...

... A CHAT WITH THE MAN IN THE MOON :auks (14), Witton HOLIDAY ADVENTURES. A New Serial Story of Absorbing Interest. (Continued from Last Week.) That night, when the girls were seated round a blazing camp fire a few miles- from where they had ...