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... INVASION OF FISHER GIRLS. A novel inventors of Yarmouth took of Saturday, hundro,lis of Mcottiali fiber girt:riving by 'special trains from Aberdeen, Peterhead, Fraaerburgh, and other Northern Comet centres to work in herring-curing houses. About 3,000 ...
... LIMERICK'S INDIFFERENCE TO INVASION. At a meeting of the Limerick Harbour Board an Monday a communication was read from Colonel Cotter, commanding the Royal Engineers at Cork, relative to the measures to be taken for protecting the port of Limerick in ...
... . tk 2 1 ir BOOT AND SHOE INVASION. Ye. Julius &Alma a Newark millionaire, is =as American boot sad shoe invasion of . His ides is Ss establish abops is 15 Wes Osman cities. those to be esstrollsd by Minim% and to Rossi £lll,OOO is Asa% GREAT STORM ...
... WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. KRITZINGER'S EFFORTS AT INVASION. Kritsingsr's eoramando, estimated to be 200 Woe , has made three desperate but unsuccessful to cross the Orange River into Cape Colony. On each oocasion the Boers were repoised before getting anywhere ...
... RUMOURED C 'MITRE OFKTEYN. There is a rumour at Cnlrtown that ex-President Kteyn has been captured. During the recent invasion of the Out.ltshoorn district ten British sharpshooters were sum led on a kopje by 3.10 Boers. whom they kept at bui for several ...
... Rica and Nicaragua. From this action it is supposed that there is danger of an outbreak. Great reports are abroad tnat the invasion of Nicaragua by Costa Kicun troops has already begun. ...
... England had nothing to gain and ecerythiug to lose by participation in war. England needed no army. There was no fear of invasion. In the discussion that followed Sir John Colomb, M.P., denied that England was about to reconstruct tier army at all. ...
... your country, but are engaged in a glorious and righteous mission, not to aggrandise tue Empire or merely to le- pei the invasion of the CJueens dominions, but to plant liberty, justice, and equal rights in ti e soil of South Africa henceforth to be unued ...
... 700. A Press Association War Special correspondent says :—I was able at Dewebidorp to gather the Dutch version of the Cape invasion. Fonrie robin way down was very elated. and was riding ahem, for which be refused to take 150 guineas err he entered the ...
... resolutions at their next meeting, when Sir E. Satow will be present and explain them. WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA: CAPE COLONY INVASION• the ellneties in the west le unchanged. Ha. mg and Bread are still soar Moynihan', and I nsiders is M &drift. Our tramp ...
... losing about 400 men, and, in addition to guns end corgis, Fourie's private papers. containit g Wet's plena for the Pepe invasion. The failure to capture the raider is explained by the difficulty to direct operations by telegraph. It is eompoted that ...
... thequestkes se to whether support lied bees promised from ('ape Cokwy if - an invasion took piece. Skye end De Wet denied that any support bad been promised, and stated that the invasion of Cape colrny had been planned to occur mush earlier, hot Prinsloo's surrender ...