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... would pos- sibly come upon her some day against a powerful navel coalition. in which it would be to her in-, Itersst that the United States should feed her. -MISCELLANEOUS. In a recent battle, it is said the Boers ap- peared more anxious to secure the boots ...
... bhat a man of the Gordon Hlighsinders A was taken out and shot 'for co-wardice at Modder River; also seven Boors and two Iris-hmen who a had been captured at Belmonr. They were ih , splaced in a row, and their hands tied to a stake, I T .and a company ...
... en out and shot for cowardice at Modder | avonside, to ait the soldiers’ wives and fa JN. River; also seven Boers and two Irishmen who | in Stirlingshire wh are éuffering throug! 7 Tues- had been captured at Belmont. ey were war, r M‘Killop, sai i them ...
... Africa. At Mosher, people both French and sys t ems o f t h e little ones wh i ch play en Important res;:o .. .. .. ins .. United Service Muernm. English, are eubeeribing to a weekly fund, while at part in their lives. Late hours is one of the most 11l ...
... thb-i a ma. cif the Cordoil Highlanders was. take. out :nul -int for cowardice :at 3adder Rtver; at o 6even IBoers and two Irishmen who had beegn captured at Belinoit.. They were p1-iced in a row antd rkeir hands tied. to a. stake, and a com-p)ny uf the ...
... latter is the urterance of a true it patriot who in time of national difficulty at cheerfully siuks party in order that a united sc front may be presented to the enemy ; the st former that of an impassioned partisain who, be whether be means it or no ...
... pride all the sensational stories about what the Irish-Americans are doing for the Boers, in the hope that they may arouse Irishmen at home from their apathy, but the effect has not been manifested in any extended desire to follow the example which it alleged ...
... Hastings. I The kinsmen of Alfred both her© and in the United Stetea are men of character to whom the whole civilised world •mtinctively raises its hat. Here home they are the firm friends of Scotsmen. Irishmen, and Welshmen alike. The firm grip they have of ...
... preliminary examination, -and amither application nmsade fr bail \was re f r.sed. Two secret service men-M 'Ceno, a Liverpool Irishmen; and Florenetein, also a Pritish subject-gave evidence against Robertson. TThree weeks later he received a notice stating ...
... of being sts- pt nded for refsusing to withdraw a remark te itti- offect that Mr Goseenl Wms not talking The anger of the Irishmen never cooled, and wlhen Colonel Satnlderson rose late in thie evenint everyboody expected a lively scene, and thley were ...
... HARBOUR DEFENCES. Mr REDDERWIC;K asked the Under-Seeretary of State for War whether most of the guns in the; forts of the United Kingdom protecting imrpotant naval bases and port-s were practic- 1 I aUll obselete and were outclassed by modern s1ip - I ...
... off Guernsey on january 5th. ni d his certificate is suspended for six nonrtis The Goverr-menus oif rtet Britain and the United States have amica-bly agreel to a |rnoditicatimo of the ClaytintBuolver Treaty ars regards the corstruceion and conttrol bv ...