... sergeant is tbe Scottish pry of the li:spatial Yeomanry Sharpshooters. having iri/asteerd for active service in Smith !Africa what the war broke sad it was de. ad to raise the corps of Yeomanry. lie west of the moat important ergate. nisins, bat was severity ...

... weloome to popu la r Mater.' Captadi F H Wise. and Capin John J White, 1)1 4 Naritird H..ose. on their safe rearm from Routh Africa. It is needleu , to say both of the receevoi warm greeting on their arrval at the mew. The first more was Oonve, which proved ...

... SATURDAY. JUNE 2. 1900. DEATH OF MAJOR ORR-EWINO. Amongst the many brae• men whom the South African war claimed m its own the world of sport has contributed more than its share. In one of the meet recent camalty lists appears the name of Major J A Ora ...

... lisaritop at Park 7. loomed stakes bstoyeo - Daily Telegraph War sod that Akers widows sad Is the fanner aad tl5O to !the Whir. hies war bug.. Mr has giro.w stokes was by his berm to do War P. As his asses boss sewed new bees* his at geed prises. der ...

... from Bristol the Cos. will be reedy for • trial Use is Lower Bay. It is sow stated the Kiss decided to seed the &gal cotton& Africa. Pawnee skeedy been takes, end hounds will be °missed to the Laid 630115 AMATEUR ATHIRTIC ASSOCIA. SPORTS, At DALISISAIDGE ...

... havisg failed to • o.h at Lincoln, it WM not to be I tbat Naohtiry would greatly famied :.« libmptes Moi-Weirbt Ilimdmip at War• %redeye* As a matter of het he -I at 20 t:. 1 with Matter, aod it was a Sr ..ow In bark her the earshot, the a were !wised ...

... 1 sus afraid The ant there, Lut be arrived ia time, ire,* as We =Used Majoo Moots aid Mr T J de Burgh, gull almost it the war, and many However. time is setting on; the , Master seems perplexed; alai., it is that our moat worthy boesorary secretary is ...

... shortly return to Booth Africa, led us moot of the way, though young Benham jawed • gate oat of • yard to get on terms with him, and, I think, • Mr Parry, of the Srd Dragoon °lairds, was elate, God of roam were three or four War; Mrs Mere 011eerrall, Mn ...

... season. More crlists wanted for the front. The isred an order to raise eight cos of Cyclists' Volunteers for ac: iv L Bork Africa, and the foi lowing centres crib be asked to air • company rob to bear th e title the district in which it is formed —Eastern ...

... slat r' wars the order all the emend. The winger. Mr Lloy(Campheil. very bard primed in the loot two outdo, 4 mile mos the tidal no the gnat hy labia thMialt long ragt. Montilla- Medal Competition, Like pL•r• day at l'ortmarsock. Omni, lone. anti War, sad ...

... Atnnont. Wysoeki, and Viscount Toy, all of hate 'inn over £5,000. The Pester here ant the British War hes a:together the per. obese bones. for Reath Africa Huey'n. Roseau horses. boom?. MI beteg bought. the 800 which here already reached 2,000 lb.rtl7. ...

... ed. or perhaps better still feom an Arab thoroughbred blend, oath largely need in 'Farce. One of the lemons of the war its Smith Africa is that err should be taken to the breeding of heady ponies its every pat Empire. All the =enemy filmiest conditions ...