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... THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. The RAMO of Wands (Statiect of illuatratfon.) THI Boers having occupied Elands Laagte, and two cut the connection by railway between Ladygmith and Glencoe. General Freneh, with the British trop, after three hours' fighting, routed ...
... THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA, - Wits, in which Piet Jenbcrt, the Nephew if General Jeubart. Wounded mid Taken Prison's. I A Novembe me r 8, 'emiusesseem _ . _ . . - . _ , . , •. .. .. , • • •• . . • - • , . • . - ~ . . , *B . - 11 : t . . ' r '• ...
... will is law directly he takes up his poeiticn as referee. Jetn HaniNity, of South Africa, is a long way from a flyer, and most tfersons imagined the 01311 from South Africa would be a gift to . the unlucky one and break his long Ape!' of losing battles ...
... their way to South Africa to try and beat the Boers. He left his post of Instructor in Fortifications at Sandhurst to Join his battalion, the 2nd Duke of Edinburgh's Wiltshire Regiment, last Saturday, when they sailed for South Africa. As an old Blackheath ...
... , RIONANOSON, OF HONOLULU, VERSUS SILL NEFF 'ERRAIII I , SOUTH AFRICA. PP A lraeb= a ttoad, .1 a 14. W. , To the Editor ol Tin Nikon or Lira. ' Ihuafit - I take tLepleasureof t . . lines. Yea are in lood bean, 4 7 owl located at I, 1 have rat with as ...
... This is a land of surprlsea. :-laca I first made my appearauee in is there has been but trouble- -Ratabo• It War, Boer and Kaffir War, Idalabele War, Jameson Raid, d)namite explosion, and vow we are into the preeent campaign Bo you glove flg i.ting falls ...
... Johnson, large book. One mile bicycle race: Rivet, album; Goddard, album , Magee, allver-monnted eigarette holder. Tug - of War.--tdaerisd single, small timepiece each. A followed. The arrangements were perfect in every respect_ Mr. Garman should do well ...
... flocking to Earl's Court Exhibition ; the programme and the weather both fit nicely. The show in the Enipress Theatre (Savage Africa) should be witnessed by everybody. No one could be otherwise than delightfully entertained by the clever porformancei4 of ...
... School-of Physical Culture, Charing Craw, where be gave a display with C. St. Clair, heavy-weight champion of Saot-land and south Africa. of Clerkenwell, would to box any lad (not a champion) at about 'let 81b if A purse is forthcoming. SNARLS* ORRIDITOH, of ...