... of us, and to some who sit quite near him a great provocation. INFORMATION WANTED. We should really like to know the true inwardness of the story about Col. Seely and Lord Roberts and the Eighty Club. To find the elegant and blamem War Secretary rebuked ...

... sufferers: whoa rubbed over or sr the .est of miff, ring, its rare Dalmatia properties are conveyed to pert. Thus it heals inward emends and siren of the &tonic a, Boerne, or Wows, strength. ens the spiel marrow In of and dimemion and all diseases el the ...

... asne to take about this mati.ar. W. all know that when a team bad a part eularly strenuous time il. ri.oh a, big struggler , Inwards the ,-I,,se of the League peapon. or the last round or two in the tutidies. it used to be coneidereel the better plan, if ...

... every week), of which had been given up es put all hope. There can be no doubt that. for cousumptiou and other chest complaints. Mr Coogreve is • peat lint of the ant order, and stands unrivalled. Certainly there has been nu other discovery in medical ...

... with wipplylog milk to a milk Wier mammal Dunne, - of Windwill-euest Stockport. The milk wine would say that he had great complaints about the milk he had had from the ilefendent. hector Jacob Msr.MU stated that natant eight Yds* In the tanning of the kd ...

... operation Wen performed utUWm that he charged the pruner that worn% sad sae Yee. but sot the moon. proud it the lad row made complaint of having Ina her tozos.--Pri• moor was committed to end at rat which Jmo Church. Cottage, proffered • similar Margo egoism ...

... emit , . mane of which had been given up es pent all hope. •• Them can be no doubt that. for consumption and other chest complaints, Mr Congreve is a speciallet of the dna order. and deeds unrivalled. Ceitelnly there has been no , •ther diecovery in medical ...

... The Chairman aid he was at the Ns, tress Committee when :be matter was discussed. and the gentleman who brnietit the matter (inward wail very fully convinced that the price charged rio , rbitant. They always used to be told that supply and demand regulated ...

... aurveyor 1 think it is high time they were looked smut better by some of the authorities, and something duos to remedy the complaints made by Yours oteaiaaU►, k RATEPAYER. REMALY TICKET-HOLDERS BE CWEEN ALTEINCHAiI AND YANCHfr. f ER. To the Editor. Sir,—Will ...

... Stockport Coussty Court on Friday, a singular clean came oetore His /imams Judge Reginald Brown, K.C., when Atorar Edward !inward), • er, lit Petersgate, eqockport, was sued tor ad 6s. lid. and uamages for personal injuries sustatned by James Duffey, a ...

... seed by et Obi his his peer ea the of worth* Ifr ours ass wed defend. beim the jury mem he to whither the case d site that complaint. they the about him certain es=be the pew were If he had me of to be was of which lit/MGM his; but the she of aloe he was ...

... the detachments of the other Powers combined. Then again comes ou the caw of Garman agreement. Unfounded and indiscreet complaint has been made of the advantages tionieny has obtained under that agreeingot. It would seem, from the tone of the critics ...