... several holes dug to receive dynamite charges, which, thanks to General Gatacre's promptitude, were never inserted. The British invasion has caused great fear among the Dutch population, who are Seeing terror-stricken in all directions. Their apprehensions are ...

... means the number of available men for mobile columns in the field have been considerably increased. Referring to De Wet's invasion of Cape Colony, Lord Kitchener says: After the dispersion of De Wet's force in January, it appears that the Boer General ...

... that which imposes liability to military service in any emergency, and this will probably be altered so as to refer only to invasion. Fears are also expressed that the biY may lead to the establishment of • Numerous communications have military OYU. passed ...

... aroused great enthusiasm by reason of its being one of the few successes sewed by Englishmen in the year of the great American invasion. Tysoe's racing weight was just under list., and he stood about Zift. 14n. high. He had a fine, long. raking and telling ...

... 12.—Boyes was engaged with enemy sear fkinekal. Commandant Dupree' aad eight Bows killed. No casualties. TEE CAPE COLONY INVASION. There is little news of a definite kind front the' invaded districts of the Cape Colony. The ranks of the invaders are stated ...

... Government. In spite of that declaration, the Government of the Orange Free State was guilty of a wanton and unjustifiable invasion of British territory. The British Government believes that this act of lirrreasion was not committed with the general pond ...

... passed to J. Thomas. who ran from the 25 in. Arthur Price negotiated. This made the RCM is equal. The re-start saw an invasion of the houicster'e territory, but only a minor resulted. The interval came as a welcome respite to both sides. On resuming ...

... country • large military force for service in South Africa. had denuded the United Kingdom of it. proper provision spinet, invasion ; secondly, what steps they had taken, or were tiki ,to same the safety of thins islands daring the absence of these large ...

... says spiden ars and historically fond of music. At a reforarlace I. Wesson the canoed hall was made disagreeable by a saidsa invasion of orders who won draws, by his viola out from rooks and aware of the saint building. They crawled about ties boor and oa ...

... chanaters are dill leeble. It gives an interesting picture of lib is Zapt dabs the reign ol Beams U. WAH IN SOUTH AFRICA. THE INVASION OF THE FAZE STATE. LORD ROBERTS'S BRILLIANT ACHIEVEMENT. ...

... while, being on the direct line between Liverpool and London, it is en route for all tourists, and for the annual American invasion. which will have a hearty welcome there as a half-way house between port and metropolis. In any ease, the hotels and restaurants ...

... unable to equalise before the interval which arrived with the score:—Cardiff, one goal ; Abergavenny, nil. The restart saw an invasion of the homesters territory, but it was only of short duration, I). Thomas clearing well. Abergavenny forced their opponents ...