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the SOIL, ana its capapiiy for production, Captain
Paiser observes thai ST gives him great pleasure 70
DC aoie toanor nfr government that his
tary Ont subway and his own endeavors TO nd route
racncaDe iof hofses from Edmonton westward,
Fort coIv and entirely within British scr 11Ssa' s.v ?.
peen periscuy succfss 40 aaotoo 70 THIS he pursued
his way Tor more than hty mile TO the westward still
north OF the sStn parallel until be arrived and formulated
MS exIlorauohs py resehine Inc camp OF tho United
States Boundary commissioners longitude lle deg 80
West" He concludes by stating that "Snow has com.
menced 70 fail October the season Of 1859 ter minated
ard IN conformity win me directions or her Messys
snS w ns Of re .
week Tor sne Daiies On norseosck.a journey O. about
sixteen days thence we shall take the steamer for Van
then have the honor OF again communicating with her
Majesty government"
The New Ensn.h Knights.
rtcm me L0noon news, req; ~
Op!am franc,s Leopold Mceiint9ck, z n, on whom
nct MAJeev coMeI1u INC nonor oL kngntnooo On wed
nesday last, IL gentleman whose name u we'll known
iSr bus recent adventures IN the Polar regions with which
tne puDnc nave oeen msae 20 familiar 10 connection with
Mccntoct Eo formerly M osr in the Tnrs IN
Guard and subsequently, Collector of Customs ct Dundsk
Ireland by Elizabeth Meesina daughter of late vene
rabe George Feury, Archdeacon OF Waterford and frat
cousin Of Captain w. B. Nc Clntock Bunbury, P. for
county Carlow. This gallant officer entered the royal
navy in 1881, and passed bis examination October rs;
U mae a.% the ayoessr en @ ysaas
Capt sir Thomas AsssDgs and in the Gorgoa steamer
Capt Sir Charles HOLMAN, be promoted to the rank
OF lieutenant July 70 ls4b Being appointed In the fol-
loving month Oh August 70 me Froc 10, under Captain
Ooepauick baiie Hamilton he continued 70 serve In that
veste !ne racine unui ioa7 IN me course OF which
year ne meme ana was paid on he attained the
fAnK OF captain 10 ucooer 1904 ana DIS subsequent ad
ventures the Nortnern regions must be fresh in the mo-
moree OF oil our readers
time is the new Solicitor General Of tSe Ur,sso, ~ n.
Mston; he member Of dissenting f,nliy long and
q sou Of the late Rev W. Atberton worthy mn;ater NJ
Inc N connecon' y MARY daughter OF the late
rev. WAFER Mofiison@ clergy man OF the Established
having been born IN 1906 He was called TO the bar at
me inner tempie 1889 aer having practssed for some
s "a speS. peauet below .ne DaI ana went ne
Incu' ,or sevetS years WIN considerable sue
GEES He H Queens Counsel and Bencher OF the
Inner Iempe, and first entered Parliament in 1852 NJ
stuency again in 1857 and 1852 He held the pos. of
Judge Advocate Of the Fleet and Counsel 70 the Admit
raZ rom lS6otc December last when he succeeded Sir
L. keatDg - SOLICITOR General he married, II l8l8,
Agnes vary, oaugnter OF HAL, Esq ,chia magistrate
~ inc DO" sHees romeo ONCE lE
The New Rafnr,n Nrovau, Ant sn vo~,a~~.a
SCENES At Ann AFTER rUu vrrr,ra n, ruv m.
MN an .-,rx,nmm We LAD wv"
LEY A AtpNi1Hf. s
= .u.sS IA. .a .onos OF IE LONDON TINES -
1sn,s. c~aea s.e meeung ~ 81 James Hall last night
the eenfenesn ~ m ns% ss mouve: Mncn setusM
s-o..s. n. :. - TUG ussa VI Tue midnight meeting
g &C. o1o .f. Z
,,s.,a ~, ..S 70 tseeSnt ~. evening BY fr IN
eeater part consisted OF the bat the destitute and
wess nno prostues shabby NANTES and tawdry
49, $500 49, - sI ane Iesi SOCIAL evil the
my yM"oso, WIG pazons ner shame IN Regent street
$3.50 LAY Ae wno sAps me morals, destroys tho
ana drains the purse OF her thoughtess ADMIRERS
Wao, Win lev e4cepuons, unrepresented There wofo
young sno wen dressed women In the room.
e VI Uohoc saa Oreaa ana puiser were offered to al
a ana groups OF eignt or ten women were formed
founG me various taoies There was no platform The
lew men present converted with tho women during
sno &'ef~rds formed 10 group near the top OF tho
'o SSc,.,r ,..
SnoIty DeOre one O'Clock W. Baptist Noel addressed
me meeting u speech fall OF kindness and Sympathy.
o. me norrors OF the present the prospect OF
oesn ana the nope Tor the penitent. He produced
sec. Wnatever unt ne drew most touching picture Of
e nsppy nome they mad forsaken and OF the mothers
Wno wept over their shame This appeal responded
to oy sobs and tears 1t went straight the heart and
was unaerstood py all
Aisr Jew commonpiace remarks BY Mr.. Bickersteth,
once 70 Inc reior mstores He promised that their hair
ana was proceeding to draw sketch OF the comforts they
would enjoy when ne was checked by jeering laughter
ana cnanDg' remarks The preaching was concluded
orn s M nat ssy one desiring to enter reforma
that the railway fare would be paid for those desiring 70
return nome rush WAS then made 10 the door by the
nrg as s ot sne women including nearly all the
Az .ne oaser ooor was collected number Of swels,"
attracted by curiosity, but unprouded with tho neces
until their reformed were sae crsd s r.
cabs amid q shower Of cy nicai remarks.
they then Piled thor cAling-sppAren.ly with
SO far these meetings provide homo and rcuve for
WORKOUT and hopeless outcssts thoy are producye a
good Tins object however, be attained BY other and
70 the Haymarket and by calling midnight meotinrs n
London prostitutes The homeless and desltdts slona
seciunon or . rcformstory Such women mssv he f.nnd
in any plumbers by men who IKE Lieutenant Rackmore.
noby devote themselves he search But the more for