... during the next nine weeks, they will pay flying visits to 260 towns in Eng- land, and hold services. Almost every county in EnglandI will, in the phraseology of the army, be bombarded' by its sokliere. Thoe Life Guards, numbering nearly 200, and ...

... capital. In April, 1884, he purchased the lease of a brickyard in -ourbury Street. A twenty-one years' lease was granted him of land at Adderley Park, and he removed the plant and machinery there from Burbury Street in Miarh, 1885. The expense of removal and ...

... Customs ,. - - - E.x c ise _ - .. . , . ?? Stamps. _ Taxes . . Income Tax.. - - Post Offce .. _ .. Telegraph Service _. . Crown Lands ?? Miscellaneous ?? .. . 19,300,00t 21,660,008 8 .6839,008 2,860,00Q 6,360,00C 4,776',00 676,00M 886,081 8,080,001 ?? £367 ...

... meeting terminating without discnssion. SOUTE AuTSrmAc.rLae LAND MaORcaux. --Yesterday Mr. W. Ricbardson presided at a somewhat protracted mreeting of the shsreholders of the South Australian Land, Mortgage, and Agency Company (Limited), held at the Cannon ...

... 3,an. 9.-The Union erl:can. from &.uhap- ton for Capetown, passed. - LtvinrOOL, Jan. lQ-X he Land 0. d a fordoet and theB.A.Calbar, for Arica, let. Tbe'W.Land P.Daen, from Colon and New, Orl-eas, arrived. XAW5&osr, Jan. 9.-The .L eWn3 from- atta, s ed ...

... Public Hall; Mr. T. Keen presiding.- The Sanitary and Highway Committee recommended that the clerk be instructed to write to a woman calling her attention to her improper conduct in allowing her child to coione into contact with other children whilst suffering ...

... in what was called the Black Country. Without the bridge ixt question the respondent would be cut off from one-half o f his landed property, to the extent of 100 acres in one parish alone, thus damaging his trade and commerce.- The Master of the Rolls, ...

... arrived last night. QUEENSTOWN, September -13.-TheOuion samerWis- consin, from New Y ork, arrived here at noon to-day, 'and landed, all msails. QUEENSTOWVN, September 14.-The Cunard steamer Algeria sailed for New York this afternoon. QuEnrE'rSow, September ...

... the whole, the review of the past year was be eminently satisfactory. Mr. William Stoate, barrister, farming a good deal of land at Alford, Somersetshire, has been sentenced to six weeks' imprisonment, with hard labour, for gross cruelty to animals. The ...

... claim to In; called winged. A man walks and down the platform, and m that way obtains something of the advantage exercise, hut woman finds herself hound to sit still within the dreary dulness the waiting room. There are, perhaps, people who under such cir ...

... acre. Purposes for which mortgages were created: Purchase mnzoey, including en- cumbrance incurred, with which to buy other land, £405,2 32, or 72-6 per cent. of the whole; buildings, im- proiemnents, and repairs, £5S1,450., or 7-5 per cent. of the whole; ...

... dispute about land, the deceased's family claiming the ownership of the farm occupied by thiS Heanys. NErOW R7xyF Foll rE SrAFmsnS ABMY.-A. Reoter's ?? telegrama says the Government has decided to adopt the Minser rite for the Spanish Army. J)r:.xrse IN ...