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... Cambrian Music Ware- house, High Street. Mr .:Herbert-J ones, F.R.G.S. In his DIORAMIC LECTURE, South Africa and the War. 1 HO Splendid Pictures. War Scenes Up-to-date. See Circulars. GRAND PAVILION, KHYL. Manager MR. D. WILIIASTS. MONDAY and TUESDAY ...
... FIGHTING IN LIBERIA. The s.s. Volta, which has arrived at Liverpool from West Africa, brings intelligence of a second battle fought at Iiocktown between the natives of the place and Liberian troops. The fight took place on June 21 and lasted all day, ...
... & General Supeaintendeut. THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. The Newest Kmematograph—Animated;Pictures- Music. D. S. SALMOND, ESQ. Will deliver a LECTURE with Animated Pictures and Music on SOUTH AFRICA: A TRIP TO THE SEAT OF WAR, In the PIER PAVILION, RHYL, on ...
... MONDAY, June 10th, and for 12 days, TELL AND TELL, the wonderful boy gymnasts. GRAY'S DISOLVING VIEWS OF THE RTJSSO- TURKISH WAR. JUNE 24th,for 12 days, DR. HOLDENS MAGICAL ENTERTAINMENT; and TULA (the man with the Iron Jaw.) JULY 8th, for 4 weeks,— B ...
... jusuce. 1hd discussion on the subject then terminated, ana the communication was relegated to a com- mittee. A TRIP TO THE SEAT WAR.—This was the title of an interesting lecture delivered by Air. D. S. Salmond, of Glasgow, at the Grand Pay- ilion, last (Thursday) ...
... in any part of the world. 1.—BRITISH EVENTS. The Afghan and Zulu wars, being the most pro- minent events, force themselves first upon the atten- tion. The first of the two Afghan wars, which terminated in the Treaty of Gandamak, was a legacy from the ...
... , Joined to a noisy instrument, Makes that on which much time is spent. — Co-nun-drum. Why is a. washerwoman like a man-of-war ?-• Bepause she draws much water. What relation is that child to its father that is not its father's own son ?—Daughter. Who ...
... places-some quinine and Cockle's pills, the latter a most invaluable medic.ne, and one which I have used on the natives of Central Africa with the greatest possible success. In fact, the marvellous effects pro- duced upon the mind and body of an Arab Sheik, who ...
... —Three months later the War Cry contained the portrait of a converted pasha. LATKST POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.—(Conven sat ion overheard at dinner table.)—She And whereabouts is Abyssinia (a little jubilant) Somewhere ill Africa. About thirty yars aLro ...
... bearing upon the experiences of his son, Private E. Norman Hughes, who is serving with the Canadian con- tingent in South Africa Canadian Contingent, Ecrest Fabricken (First Factory), near Pretoria, Sept. 23rd, 1900. Dear Dad,—We expect to be on our way ...
... discussion on the cau-e of quarrel was proceeded with ? The Boer, alarmed at tnis sudden proposition to defer diplomacy to war, asked the meaning of such a bloodthirsty request. The b vs want the word to fire. replied Pat, because they are so mortal ...
... places—some quinine and Cockle's pills, the latter a most invaluable medic.ne, and ore which I have used on the natives of Central Africa with the greatest possible success. In fact, the marvellous effects pro- duced upon the mind and body of an Arab Sheik, who ...