... have got the plague. The haute mostly abound where there are old wooden buildings, unprotected open diraine, and heaps of garbage, and of course they are very fond of corn stacks. As ' a rule if buildings are bußt of solid materials and the drains are ...

... at Johaooesburg besides the gold fever—comrades die off in a day. They sink untended, to be harried to burial untnourned ; picked off the bed where they lie in their clothes, perhaps, and thrust into a makeshift coffin, like a poor young Scotchman who ...

... concerning the soci •ty ; after which two scrutineers were chosen (Mr D. Deane and Mr, Uladwin), and also a lad (Master Adams) to! pick the numbers out of the bags. In the: result number 900 was drawn belonging to Mrs Dada. Harpur-street, and the meeting terminated ...