... mission at Leh. Dr Ernest Shaw© had been, in charge of the Moravian Mission Hospital at Leh. for the past years, going out there soon after joining the service of the mission in 1896. leaves a M 1(| aud three children, who are now their ■ay homo, and widowed mother, who resides ln the Midlands. Shawe's death may , trt, regarded a sacrifice to the cause • being brought about by contagious ...

... Ride the Pre«ent Century. ERECTED ON TEE MILL FLEAM FAIR GROUND. ...

... A great many persons can mate name, but only a. few can keep it. Mrs Knicker —■ Does your husband go out between the acts? Mrs Bocker— No; he cornea into the theatre bet-ween drinks. Daily drives in little gig drawn domesticated wild boar are taken M. Tronget at Montlucon, France, who caught and trained the animal. If I asked say what is the most miserable mood in the life of man, should ...

... when posted with tho same day's Courier halfpenny stamp is sufficient. ...

... ♦ TRANQUIL END. FAMOUS JUDGES LONG LIFE. SOME REMINISCENCES. We regret announce the death of Baton Brampton, better known as Sir Henry Hawkins, which took place at No. Tilneystree ...

... CIRENCESTER HORSE DEALER'S FAILURE. A HEAVY DEFICIENCY. MEETING CREDITORS. STRONG COMMENTS. T!k first meeting of the creditors William M addition, horse dealer, Cirenooster, was held the offices the Official Receiver IMr. H. Bevix) at Swindon on Wednesday morning. Mr. Bevir presided, and there were also present Messrs. Ewings, A. E. Morris. U. Duuford, *V. Hisley, R. Tranter, S. H.inner, E. J ...

... EDITION. OFFICE, 4.0 P.M. I( OKOWNED IN BRANDON BAY. ™ (Kerry) message says: i -,v. il Brandon Bay last evening. ' d - ' ...

... EDITION. .. K LEGRAPH OFFICE, 4.0 P.M. I» BY OUR »?»»'«*« rf»»l AU meeting. , . __ \' im f 1, Seance 2, Tragedy , ran 2 winner. ...

... afternoon. Sir Henry Campbell- Bannerman was in his place on the Treasury Benc ...

... property interests and circulates among people substance in ever ...

... ■omdat.—Before Mr. T. M. (in the chair) and Mr. George Norman. Frederick William Smith, young man •ho formerly possessed several thousand pounds, and built and lived the Orchi ...

... THE INSTINCT OF A REASONABLE FAITH. SERMON BY REV. J. A. HAMILTON. At the Congregational Church Sunday evening the Rev. J. A. Hamilton dealt with the* subject, The conc ...