... for the seed pans Generally speaking, com pact lobelias well in rather light ground Sow at the end of February or in March, in a temperatnre of about 60 degrees, and cover the seeds very lightly indeed on secoont of their small siie. Prick off the seedlings ...

... Wilfrid Heaton, j.p.j J. Harrison Johns, Eeq.. j.k; D. H. Davies, Esq., 8.A., and other Ministers and Gentlemen have promised to speak, A. FOULKE3-ROBERTS, Hob. Baa. BAKER Wanted (Plain) about 22, willing to make himself generally Good references required.—Apply ...

... Society the Rev. Evan Roberts de- livered an appreciative lecture on I I)uvir.,yd-d- iaeth Trefn yr Efengyl.' Several other speak- ers followed, and the rev. gentleman was heartily thanked. At the Wesleyan Literary Society, the Rev. S. O. Jones presiding ...

... the British officer to be the flneet epecimen of humanity and the finest fighting man in the world. Lord Wolseley went on to speak of the Boere a* race of born soldier*, by which meant that they were alwaye fighting —if not with men, then with wild animal* ...

... to corporation officials, with whom the rector, perhaps, hap- pens to be on particularly close terms of friend- ship (?). Speaking of the health of the borough, he said he was sorry to find that the lying spirit was abroad again. Only last week it was ...

... summons Persia is sending troops to the Turkish frontier. At Prague correspondents of the German and Magyar Press frequently speak of Turks mutilated by the Servians on the battle field. There arrived at Rustchuk on October 1st eight men without noses and ...

... stationed in a room adjoining the hall in which he was speaking, in order to repel any attack upon him by the mob. This is a poor return for all that Mr Chamberlain has done for the proletariat. Speaking at Liverpool, on Tuesday, Mr Rathbone, M.P., said that ...

... to the Dean and Chapter to go on with the nave or let it remain an incomplete wreck as at present. The Bishop of Llandafi, speaking on Tuesday at the ceremonial attendant upon laying the foundation-stone of a new church, said that the State had not given ...

... that of the genuine rticle. The Manufacturers beg therefore to caution uvers to see aeckitt's Paris Blue on each packet. SPEAKING OP CHAPMAN'S ENTIRE WHEAT FLOUR, a writer in the Christian World says— Many of the first physicians of the dayare prescribing ...

... SPEAKING OF CHAPMAN'S ENTIRE WHEAT FWUR, a writer in the Christian World says— Many of the first physicians of the day are prescribing no other medicine for their little patients, and it is astonishing sometimes how children who have pined on a diet of ...

... already commenced at Liverpool, viz., extend- ing Anglo-Welsh churches. Their children, in many instances, were unable to speak Welsh, and to secure them within the pale of this denomination it was of importance that English services shoald be held more ...

... to destroy the English Church. Curse not the king, no not It is our creed and pleasure i in thy thought, for a bird of to speak evil of diguities the air shall carry the voice, Liberty, fraternity, and and that which hath wings equality,'is our motto ...