... lia.objaonma• to anoertain if the report -that the BOWS lad tett Illanewene Mountain and hcromott4be the: were true. The party advanced to within too miles of the mountain to a point from which the enemy could be seen in large numbers. When the order ...

... steady clean acer reed, waa bash 4P boned tt oth amd Bed and sitting rooms for cae ot gentiimen. bed tor eee of sitting full OF partis: 104 APAB?TMENTS. Gentieman, bedroom ese room, piano, partial beard, eo APARTMENTS. OBB bhOUre. apd rom vel tye freee fan ...

... che enme wes ono Lanting shall e000 & fine out ond nice summer wen: lr. ead coe last week he wee roused te bis our camp by a party of guide, who tho RE LEP? IP. at ence fer another to the to the Boer in Johanmeburg :— ; io the Seth amusing stury is told ...

... p-eta.tased four wen, who woe oa the buoy to armee the eho. bud the water. &ate were peewee, lowered esti three of the wearies party were rescued. but Wed. • blush:eolith's mate soak befo-e a boat reseh !we. The Diadem noules. her powder! Well end proceed ...

... Edinburgh's Own Vohunteer Rifles, stationed at Deelfontein, 29 miles south of De Aar Junction, was called upon to disperse party of Boers, who had been seen near the Railway Station, and were suspected of intend- ing to imterfere with the line. There were ...

... done by the Boer shells. 7 20 p.m. When the 12th Lancers went out to reconnoitre this morning they were employed covering a party our engineer.', who blew farm-house on the extreme right, from which the enemy had persistently our patrols. The building was ...

... is better, more ! secure, aud more hopeful for us than since the outbreak of hostilities. This is the case elsewhere, but parti- | { 4 cularly so in Natal. The invasion of this colony is now slowly—perhaps many say too slowly—but surely being rolled back ...

... reconnaissance position, found them at 12.45 on Lab Nek, six miles nearly north of Dordrecht party engaged the enemy, who fir ed bg Y ‘@thout effect. At 1.45 a party Boers utHanked the main body of of mouy fe th a trol whicn was, for a time in danger, but ...

... Higher M E Charlie’s 249 Social Party : Mr T 49 Worsfey -street i v Mr Wm engineer Moaton Mr A Walker’s West Craven-st Salford effort: a twelve Parwickites Party Ly Michael’s First Class (fifth instalment) Heine at party after reciting Absent-minded by ...

... Gilt Lettered SHILLINGS NET at the Looker-On’ Office and of all Bouksellers. lal 4 4 SMITH. CHELT NHAM aA ‘t (for Private Parties) to 10 if by Ubar-a- 1S Pad Court bvesham 26 V lla, Chedwerth as way 3 Par’ Court Worcester .. tor Weddines ( arriages and ...

... of S;ir .1oint Mow- u !n- the Fat he- os the ,lous.. nd nigut -. L bets it Xrndfatiher. `.te is desorvedlv respeet by all parties. Mr. Dox-ord. member for Sun- ! dernand, and ir. Thorbutra, mnenber for i Peoeblam, who are- to be knighted, have votedt ijalc ...

... is the commando in the interests of the war with which the' have no real sympathy. Matt Steyn, acting as spekesman of the party, is reported to has P told ‘ President Steps that the latter was mil) authorised to intervene in the interest of peace, and ...