... enormous trade of country north of the present Canadian whit belt grow more assured.. It is expected that a great deal of the land will be devoted to grating cattle. In the United Stator' cat t -rearing not at prnt a polio.- ler isdustry. and there ...

... is independent, but ohm Is also selfish. The American woman has (he /Lays) perfected the cult of pleasure as no living being in all the history of the world. nin common bond unites the drab woman • and t' o belle of Fifth Avenue. 4 buys new jewels. added ...

... is to be seen in Berlin to this day. The Comptroller and Auditor-General must hare a lively experience in going through the Army accounts for the South African War, writes a correspondent. Hie report on his many discoveries may not be very agreeable reading ...

... • stands for ever in osir history as that of a great one, I not because in the little land of Wares he was king, . not because he was a valiant leader of her armies, or a great soldier of libeiry, but more because of a.I men 1 of his day he most knew ...

... beside her, but the Countess's kindred had either fallen in the Italian campaigns or were already no their way,to join the army levied for a new Aron on the 'King's pert to regain the Milanese. Rolland de la Touche had been rimmaned, but no annrer bad ...

... f:tistrch Army. with the retiree that he atiould de his boat with it fcr the relief of the unemployed. The Church Army it doing excellent work in thus relieving the mod urgent fAress. difoefover. men who, ho their weak conduct in the Army homes. prove ...

... sod I never forget or forgive. - was brought, sod wag being partakes of when • punt drew up at the landing.glaco, and Lady htudholnie was hailed by • woman leaning back against pilled up cushunia of copper red and yellow. She was dressed ua e groan linos ...

... iii order to protect. amongst other things. inereatitile marine. the Army could also be taken out of the range party politics. lie alluded to the reduction, that had been made in the Army. atid spoke at sane I,•ngth on the Territorial seherue, saying *het ...

... means, and if he lives long enough to see the air-ship perfected he will no doubt employ it as • means of advertising his Army. The (*ow tultt4l:, of the Abingdon Workmen's aro to be congratulated on the success The which attended their annual sports ...

... only had the motor cycle two months, and was on Cialt to Tidworth, when, Mildly had Jived until three years ago. Mitchell, Army . Ordnance Corps, stated that whsu dri•ing Mayor Bush's car on Sunday morning he saw - Bradley coming down the his motor cycle ...

... ALL QUARTER& It is nnderstond that tbe military authorities have under consideration the establishment of an Inspectorship of Army Medical Serviceis, to be attached to the staff of the Inspector-General of the Forces. Though the medial serviees are the most ...

... Thursday. Amelia Faulkner, 2. a }parried woman, wa s c harged with the murder of her two children. aged two and five months reepeetively. at King's heath, Birmingham. The only evidence submitted that the woman insane, and the jury her unfit to plead. ...