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... to crash the Boers, down by force. bat thers may be a wish that their political action aod | should be regulated and commercial predilections There are into tu wit the civilisation of the day other 1 to be consulted than these of the Boers : | and we tave ...
... and sucr ess ran be ont Sir (BORG COLLRY 18 Cn crally strengthened The Boers a small of and traders goods, some wf which were aken over the border into the Free State The tthe Boers is ¢ msidered Scteyct, which enables sharp to make Sevan trom fags and ...
... BUTNO at Brynkinalt, the ses “gia REM OL Des. | com mnitted took piace on The man sion of Brynkinalt Messrs Beojamio Brows, Thomas L Cross, 01 Heury ef Lord Hill Trevor © Jack on were sued by, bhe k Bridge Uompany situated close to Chir and is one of the ...
... Tenders for tbe same, u ¢ OrreR by AUCTION HOUSEHOLD FURNITU dor sed “Gender for Coal,” to the CLERK OF THE ON FRIDAY, APRIL STH, 1881, OF AE, | tor the Oownty of Salop before Twelve ve THU Ks! ung and Active Wage on with their Gears BREWING am | DAIRY VERSBLS ...
... disposed of, the House adjourned at 1 0. Monday, Awgust |, THE CONVENTION WITH THE BOERS fir 8 information had been received of the ri of the convention with the Boers The that mo informotion reached bim and he felt convimced that mome hed arrived THE ...
... EDDOWES’S SHREWSBURY JOURNAL AND SALOPIAN JOURNAL, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 9, 1881. authorities to the view embodied in Lord Lttton's motion. Amongst these we may mention the march of Ayoob Khan from Herat to Candahar, his defeat of our troops, the publication ...
... EDDOWES’S SHREWSBURY JOURNAL AND SALOPIAN JOURNAL, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 2, 1881. (£i>Do\»cs’s3l)r£ißsburii|ottmal. AND SALOPIAN JOURNAL. WEDNESDAY, HABCH 2, 1881. MGISTKKtD FOR ABROAD. DIABT OF COMING ENOAGKMENTS. March 2.—Madder and Chirbnrr Petty Seseions ...
... Edward Muckleeton, Thomas Owen, Thomas Phillips, Thaintn William James Wilding, William . Ayat/iyf : Henry Badger, John Eaves, Richard Fallows, John Heath, William James, John Kdrkhum, Kirkliam. Wm. Muckleston, William Roberts, Thoma* Pritchard, ••eorge ...
... EDDOWES’S SHREWSBURY JOURNAL AND SALOPIAN JOURNAL* WEDNESDAY, JULY 13, 1881. LUDLOW. Death from Sdustroki.—On Tnesdny evening week, man named Henry Williams, aged 69, m the employ of Mr. Thomas Turner, of Gretton, near Choreh Stretton, was engaged in field acuMing ...
... THE SHREWSBURY OMR' : NICLE FRIDAY. JANUARY 7, 1881 (SECOND SHEET) , wire bee esertsd ea, this !some, a most Meisem foe • great many years. Mr. W. . Canegball secured the chair fin the ocuivoidahle &Immo. of 0. Browei, and Mr. J. P. Davies, Hi1-street ...
... seised, restenng the Transvaal the Boers.” It is remarked that, although the lower and numerous classes amongst the Boers have sunk to a degraded level which places them, human beings, far below the average Zulu, the Boers have white skins, and are of European ...
... Sammers, Dawley; Mr J. Swain ; Mr. Peter 8bingler, Burlton. Captain and Mra. Thackerley; Rev. FP. G. Ty BR. Thomas, Welsh Sensaw ; ere Thomas, Beech House, The Newnes; Mr. E. Topham, Elson ; Mr. J. Taylor ; Mr. R. Taylor; Mr. H. J. Taylor; Mr. T. H. ...