... CLATMED, The Press Association statea that the folinw-‘ ing snecial eable has been reccived at the London Offics of the “Johanneshurg Standard and Digeers’ News' : —Johannesbure, November 11th, 11.20 a.m.—The Transvaal Government has decided to elaim £1,000 ...

... B 3 e :}:lnc;.:or \ri:ttim over beef for tbfl:kt‘:u:'::\:« ‘:;“bm:ltmdb'o ; the) e G 4 Syn B 0 i‘;' . Mr. Laverack is - Christmas usband’s but her's. Justice Lawrance - tronomy, and on things ;‘: :::-‘:::r’ on‘ ,{;:.s- --w;r. el aeb howe o e SEPE “M:’ ...

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... be ro- | for a Tory paper. “If the New Year list of totals being: Christmas and New Year, 1897, cured, and he is delighed with his scheme. E‘e- !h,“’““ is not ?i“ so stodgy as usual, it is 10,890 ; Christmas and New Year, 1898, 11,094, | ...

... station 1o Nettingbam. There were coaches. When I had to n.:: to London to bu)'.i 1 left Lincoln about noon arrived in London about seven o'clock wext morning. Heturming. 1| left London st five or six o'clock in the afternoon and arrived in Lincoln about ...

... the new number contains a very important r article wa\ concerning the braring the Anglo- v Alliance on the future of peace. This ilwrpoflld by sigmed letters from many of the most famous Amcrican statcsmen and senutors: There iv an illustrated chara ...

... be in a direct line from London to Hull, and it is to be constructed so as to receive the ordinary traffic from the main lines. Thus, by a junction with ore of the ralways to the nflhdu-uhnmllbo.fioubh to run through from London to Hull. Of course, to make ...

... Nocton Tennis Ball wnd Mr. Henry Chaplin, M.P., left London on Tues lay evening for #-thm Hall, Stoke-on-Trent. Elizabeth Lady Winchilsea, who has been ur‘u at the seaside for a fow weeks, has ret o London. ~Tue Frre Cuvmcnps.—Last Sunday the annual interchange ...

... NOTES ON NEWS. London to Grantham under a railway carriage is interviewed in the February “ Temple Magazine.” He says: “1 was bent down, standing on the ground, beneath the carriage, which was & composite one, when 1 felt w jerk, and was aware that the ...

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... owners. “The London Morning” has been managed by Mr. Joseph Cooke for the last twelve months. The capital of the new company is £150,000, which bas been privately subscribed. Considerable developments are anticipated in the case of ““I'he London Morning.” ...

... in the constitution of the Urion are as follows:— I.—To promote the efficiency of existing Sunday Schools and the opening of new ones. 2.—To establish a regular intercourse among schools for mutus improvement and informa‘:on. 3.—To wmake the necessary ...