... against the sicy-ais otis does onl looking from below upl to thle s/toot of a Catart-iet ?? ?? ?? slowly hlpitig over thle edge of thle large critter, like a huge, htissinig, fiery snake deli- belrttely crawlhii forth fronts its htair downt cpoti its ...

... for the future, if this bill passes there 'is to be an open-door policy for smallpox. After a speech from Lord Stanley of Alderley, Lord Lister addressed the House, not, as had been expected, to ban the bill, but to give it a sort.of mitigated blessing ...

... Ballantyne the' wei-koovn aut-hor of atrc anilh brouke f'or boys, vitae death wa.-- so )nci -2 iefrni.5p V.&a, found dead Lufoed at a ho'tel ~in Romes on Thursday. The cause of death is not yet known at Harrow, where the deceased was a resident. Mr Ballaetvyne ...

... fitting remarks introduced the lecturer, (: Prof. Bell Todd, who delivered the introductory e lecture,.t DUsNDEE.-DEATH Or MRt BLAcKm.-Th~e death '3 topleyesterday morning at Tayport of Mr r Mtooke p lace y e auctioneer and commission 0 agent, Dundee, at one ...

... the sun's disc which will be hidden will be a little bit of the upper edge a little to the right of the point where a line from the zenith to the sun's centre would cut the upper edge. The eclipse will be best seen in far northern latitudes, but even where ...

... I LATEST INTELLIGENCE. BY S.PECIAL WIRE AND ORDINARY |r TEL GBRAPH. 9C DEATH OF THE WELSE FASTING GIRL, be Sarah Jacobs, ?? fasitng girl, died yesterday ve (Friday) evening. Shortly after three o'cluck yester W day afternoon she became delirious. She ...

... names Conven yesterday, we may notics the arrival of Colour- Sergt. Clewa, Renfrew Mr FIarquharson, Blair- g 'wrie; Major Mitchell, Allua; and Mir Wilkin, Aberdeen. Tihe best shooting was made by Sorgt. Ferguson, who, inthe Mermhbers'Prizes Competition ...

... Colonial Office. d L~ri~ontCl~f~l rtur Ford, R.A., CMI mlhsk-e ou Secretary to the f! stay in ?? Service, and vn~l~elen atBud-Death. |~ It. I Spiagule rm, Chief-Inspector of P . osricO. Robert B. Stokes, Divisional Corn- P 11tori1j Irel nd.A lllv Sarhor ...

... an inch, and it p weighs 3 pounds,, minus an ounce. It has been so 11u1 aulmirbly preser-ved iii its coal1 bed, that thlete edges aire generally quite sharp and regular. It tht5 Tb seems not unlikely that this instrument may have ci been used its a projectile ...

... lorries. er- 1000 Barrhead District. ttf i,0 Stoneltouse .Juniotr Libiral Association. ?? 400 Borhesay Libemal Association. ain Mitchell & Co., and otier t llatchmakers, he 300 :Milttgavie Liberal. Association. rti- So T. & Rt. Hendry and lorry. eet Henry Clots ...

... with their heads t thrown back. Death appears to come upon them suddenly. 'Cile disease is said to be one of the liver. Many birds are found in drains and near water courses indicating an intense thirst preceding death. Nests are comparatively scarce ...

... shows a value of £101,44S 15s 4d. PATSLEY. - THE Buocat DEATH-RATE. -Dr ,Archinald Donald, medical officer of health, ! reports that last week there were 2.3 deaths wvithin the burgh, giving a death-rate of 109 per 1000 per annum of the population. Tn the ...