... MR. WINSTON CHURCHILL, Mr. Winston Churchill is a prisoner with the Boers, and is understood to have been wounded in the hand. The exact nature the wound is not known, but there are strong hopes that really serious harm has happened to him. his coolness ...

... Field Artillery). Lieutenant J. B. Qillatt (Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders;. .71 The late Captain C. A. K. w Mr. Winston Spences Churchill. ...

... Fusiliers and Durban Light Infantry Volunteers, and about ten sailors, in all about 180 men. With the party went Mr. Winston Churchill, late Lieutenant in the Hussars, and now acting as war-correspondent for the Moruiny Post. Tne train ran merrily to Chieveley ...

... to get her copy through. However, she was taken prisoner by the Boers, and sent to Pretoria to join her nephew, Mr. Winston Churchill, whose gallant conduct in the armoured train fight everyone remembers. The draws the attention of the German Government ...

... is the niece of Mr. Arthur Wilson, of Tranby Croft. Photo Bradbury, Million. The late Private Robert Cross, Mr. Winston once r Churchill certainly shows himself to be his father's son in a (lashing letter he has written to a friend about the Tirah Campaign ...

... most enthusiastic welcome. The house party at Dalkeith Palace includes the heads the principal Scottish families. Mr. 'Winston Churchill is overwhelming the electors of Ohlhara with reminders of his father. When Lord Randolph went into a party fight, ho ...

... cry to not a few of us. General Bailer and his Aide, Colonel Trotter, Pole Carew, Sir Bryan Leighton, Lord Do la Warr, Winston Churchill, General Digby Willoughby, Madagascar fame, all Natal bound, keen as mustard, were on deck enjoying the southern It was ...

... There are two Parliamentary vacancies at Oldham. For one of them the Government candidate is Mr. Winston Churchill, eldest son of Lord Randolph Churchill. His platform manner is strongly reminiscent of his distinguished father, and much is expected of ...

... (Macmillan and Co.) Thomas Craumer. By Arthur James Mason, D.D. (Methuen and Co.) Story of the Malakand Field Force. By Winston L. Spencer Churchill. (Longmans.) Egypt in the Nineteenth Century. By D. A. Cameron. (Smith, Elder, and Co.) One is to grow little weary ...

... Abercom the high office and dignity of representing her Majesty the Queen in Ireland Kin Grace U the Right Hon John Winston Hpenccr Churchill, who succeeded his father in the dukedom in July, 1857, having sat in the House Commons during nearly twelve yea™ ...

... and plague made beneficent contributions. In 18(>6 he married a daughter of the late Mr. Joseph Rylands, of Hull. Mr. Winston Churchill is more persuasive than imagined. He did not wait for General Joubert’s’ reply to his protest against being treated combatant ...

... DUKE OF MARLBOROUGH, K.G. Th' Most Noble John Winston Spencer- Churchill, Duke of Marlborough, Marquis of Blandford, Earl Sunderland, and Earl of Marlborough, Baron Spencer of Worraleightou and Baron Churchill of Sandridge, all in the Peerage of England ...