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... Stenton, bad just completed an admirable day's work, and these well-earned words of praise brought a most interesting day’s operations to a satisfactory conclusion. The arrangements which bad been wade for the day's Igro«oding. involved the empleyment of ...
... the popular feeling of the time. Once the paper appeared on a Fast-day during the Crimean War. This was the first sentence of Jerrold’s article: “England goes down on her knees to-day—to take the surer aim.” A very important newspaper event was the e ...
... 10dol. to 15dol. a day out of it, and one woman, who has four men employed, is making steadily £l5 a day. One miner near the cape took out B,ooodol. in nine days. The biggest strike so far reported is £2,000 taken out in cight days hy four men The discovery ...
... everybody Sir Charles Nairne is eminently qualified for the position, The death of Mr. William Black is a loss to literature which will be keenly felt by ali who, in these days of fictional problems ” and psychological tractates in novel form, retain their taste ...
... necessarily for publication, but as a guarantee of good faith. [Commercial federation with our ecolonies is growing more fih’ every day. London and Bradford are just beginning see the danger that lies before us. ) | To the Editor of the Chronicle. Sir,—The handwriting ...
... RO Ut TR ENQUIRY AT SHIPLEY. On Thursday, at the Shipley Tewn flnl..p Board of Trade inquiry was held by Mr. Howard Smith, barrister, and Mr. F. J. Pilcher, consulting engineer, into the circumstances of the boiler explosion which ecgprred on October 28th ...
... Mr. William Best, of Cslver ey, treasurer of the association, presided, and amo those present ' | were the Revs. John Hanson l:g;iuhy).pA. P. g.ym !l‘l:).d'don)' C JE. Shi&hy ((Shiploy). H. riggs (Todmordon), James Horn of the '] Church), R. Howard (Heaton) ...
... 'rook in the came d 'Memo and prosier' than that of Lord Kelvin, who We week attains his eighty-third year. Of it birth, William Thompson, the future land Kelvin, made his first bid for his honours and title by entering the University of Glasgow before ...
... Parliament were amongst subsequent speakers, including Messrs. Herbert Roberts, H. J. Wilson, Charles Roberta, the Hon. Geoffrey Howard, W. J. Crossley, Fred. Maddison, Sidney Robinson, and T. H. Sloan. -* * - speakers urged the vital' necessity of unity and ...
... o marry an old gent!eman iof 73 and a lady of 32. The bridegroom. ,car. Viscount Bolingbroke, and the bride wan Maio Mary Howard. Witnewsre and registrar made, a vow to keep the marriage•rerret. ■ premiere which was faithfully kept. for it we. not until ...
... Louis of Battenberg. There are few naval officers more. popular than Prince Louis of Battenberg, whose birthday was the other day, and who has attained his high rank by sheer ability. He was horn during the Crimean war, eldest son of Prince Alexander of ...
... various Sapphires, are Cloudesley Sbov® William Jennings, Sir Hovenden alkens J Killegrew, and other goud men and true. From Walfiech Bay to Simon's Bay ¢ * miles. Awlm&wiflwucmL gunboat Pheasant recently occupied 21 day* ) e ) up N of gunboats does mwwum«’ ...