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... OUR IILITARY CORNIESI'ONDE.NI.1 Notwithstanding thr-eats as to Aliwal North, it does noit ?? \-ery )rbable that serious attempts of anv importatice will be carried out bv lhe Free State Boers asgainst that portion (-f the (ape Colony lying south t the Orange River, utiless serious revers-s meet our arms elsewhere. Recent action on the part of the Cape Government il placing portions !f the ...
... Dordreclht has just been occupied by sonie of our forces. ...
... THE STRANGE CASE OF SIR HENRY CAMPBELL AND MR. BANNERMIANT. I have heard something said about some one speaking with TWO VoIcES. Well, such a thing does occasionally OCCUI-.-SIR HJENRY CAMPBELL-BANNERAIAN, Oct. 23, 1899. ...
... * 4 e, *c ~ Elatids Laa-te $x LADlVSMTITH t a . Nelthorpe Station * Pieters Station a I COLENSO. o d r jo Chievelev Station a Frere Station ?? Station ESTCOURT e 4 Os Willow Grange Station p Highlands Station , s~~ Mooi kiver Station.% a 1.8 Nottinghain Road Station 4 4. * ,~ Balgowan~ Station 4 Howick * 4% 10 20 1 I Scale of Miles **s PIETERMIARITZBURG 30 4s I1i a i a _ GREYTOWN 10 5 l I i I ...
... - P L A N OF LADY SlMITH. . . Smail rise, CAMP OF, SIR GEORGE I~~~K ( ) -va ~ ~ o-: ?? K/p~ Olivier's Ioek Pass., 1 s n' . ~ ~ e - , i O.F.S. Junctiono n U . . . .. . a f t ft U, G o v e r n m e n tl I o o l ?? l l-rsi all Und Pav __ __ _ LADYSMIrH .X Station (Rail'vavi Flat Grpund, formerly residential I Loco. and Goods Sheds abandonted since flood some years since N i a :-3 ?? a -(on g z , ...
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... WA R RISKiS. Policies freefrom all restrictions and covering ALL RISKS OF WAR AND CLIMATE will be issued in fives of Peare to Naval and M Oliler 9jice)rs on palonent of an extra premium of 10s. per cent. per annum. SPECIAL TERMS will be quoted for Officers proceeding immediately to the Seat of War on application to the NATIONAL MUTUAL LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY, 39, KING STREET, CHEAPSIDE, E.C. ...
... AS the restlt -V oieialic ?? in the F.Fadin1 A, ci1aiPchgC the 1)9g s date SepiCiara. O rr. ?? it'gD tortuous 'pa9ssa- bctwee.!) It wil! be h aes of the ;ieW of.LiSCrCFI1CI lat, L ?? to7 ,* i . ihiutnh this dal Igerouas calme' ...
... THE DEVILS RAN LIKE HARES. The following appears in a private letter Irom one of the volunteers at ]Ladysmith, and is published by a Natal paper of October 27 :- I was down the town on Sundav. There was great excitement over the return of the troops from the fight with the prisoners and loot. Some of the men were carrying three or four Mausers, while nearly every man had secured a highly ...
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... Barbertone * Krugersdorp T R A N S V A A L ?? Xhroonstad ORANGE FR^EE STATE *UUEEWN200 *iOETHLEHEM +* I4fi 11* 1, 1 * 'WelaualU Winburg FICKSf3URG Acton Homes&, B A S U T O L A N D LADYBRAND O Territorial borders mm~rnsmrn, Railways ?? * v;CPM 6,9lngagani rO Dannhauser X Camp GLE,,SCOZ * ?? * DUNDEE +nXTalana Hill ?? Elandslaagte ?? LADYSMITH a * ?? COLENSO N a Al a *a9 - a ' Pietermaritz S * ...
... POOR CRATURS I Once more, dear Sir Henry, let us remember Lord Beaconsfield. 'You behold a range of exhausted volcanoes-not a flame flickers on a sinule oallid crest.' -(SPeec.4 at Mfanchwester; 1872.) [Mounts Rosebery, Harcourt, Morley, and Spencerql ...