... distance from the coast, and which is so grateful and necessary to the parched up plants in the height of the dry season. All the lands in the immediate neighbourhood of the sea, too, have with few exceptions. been comparatively exhausted by prior cultivation ...

... resolved to get out of the then belmmit-red capital by a balloon, and ho did, though not without running great risk. The German army was bent on slaying him turd . proved its intent by firing cannons and 'rifles ut him, striking the cite, it is said, and even ...

... well ►►s the Bill to make more ample provision with respect to the qualification. appointment and duties of Surveyors of land took place. The following notices were given : Hon. Alexr. Williamson :—That whereas the Committee appointed to consider ...

... law by concealing Mrs. Jarrett. This frightened him and he immediately produced the woman. Mrs. Jarrett walked to the police station with a sister of the Salvation Army, and in accordance with an arrangement made with the superintendent of police an officer ...

... THE COLONIAL GUARDIAN, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, that island isished to resist the landing of the i;crinaa.tnarines and sailors, lint that the cornit 'ander of the Spanish man-of-war Quentin hieh was the only vessel of that nationality in the harbour at ...

... every mail goes to. prove. Not only are they arming themselves and otherwise preparing for the struggle, but Orangemen iu Eng land, Scotland and the Colonies are offering them aid in money and men. Such a struggle is a horrible anticipation ; and there is ...

... s in Mill street,•Counts Cork, enforcement of law and order was the land owucrs of the country as a first inientos a perbonas dceignades cote° here-. and cut the hair of every woman is th e s o le foundation of civilized sociestep toward. severing Ireland ...

... that nazaine's army had only bread for six days ; that typhus, typhoid fever and other maladies were raging to such an extent that the sick could not be cared for; that an means of transport hats long since vii ished ; that the whole army from eating horseflesh ...

... rry by possibly themselt es Israelites—fought' •• Oe evening es the S.S. Roll [(mob forces mole; Junes it of the Egyptian armies and built a eettrug weigh for Citidad Enghlini, was celebrated to-day with great wall on the east of Egypt and 9 were discocerts ...

... carry in through to the end. The army, with the commander-in-chlef at its halid e therefore, thanks you for the lAessings you have conferred upon it wirolt it will never forget., Fruit Plantation, Ail that parcel of Land extending from Mullins Myer due ...

... and ;ay athwart the f.ot-patli at the mad-side. There he i iv l•rskiiig himself in the moonbeams, w.til he discovered by a woman ending her homeward way, who find_ her path thus obstructed uttered a scream of terror and ran back to the polieenian on the ...

... Tire government had re- Guzman placed in the presidential chair against Venezuela for losses anstaiarel Church and the Collie woman's ehris- all that sort of thine in the village. If also re-examine Le Caron. ceived from the Regents formal ewer- Dr. Rojas ...