... Barron) clenied that the.-rnmises and s-bock were his property under ai-p ?? with on, Zelick Jackson, who had left for South Africa, and stwho ?? the premises before geevirg to the plain- tiff. The defendfnt (Robert Stephel) was re- ceiver and manager appointed ...

... Wi6n Pvn, Ease LazcwasIe Rep- ment, was diarg by Constable 158 D wih being a deserter from his regiment. a-biA is now in Sath Africa. TEe owstrie said the prisoner-s a, d -cam amli reserve rmn. He was ta;led out to rejin the coleurs, and did s, but deserted ...

... will- be watched in TDuhrin with particular in- terest,. on account of wha&lhas beensuffered c in this city. Tie Transva-l war threatens to become more savage. Lord Robetas second pro. a clanmation declares iasintentim to s nke the E lootings and burnings ...

... the cost 6f the efficiencyI of the Irish Vaccine system against the tail-I{ lions wasted in purposeless slaughter in South Africa. It is the duty of the Local Government Board and it4@ President to insist: that whatever funds the'experts deem essen- tial ...

... should remember this and be ?? bhi triuphat in spite of all oPadtlon. VINOLIA WAR FUND INOLIA WAR FUND VINO)LLA WAR FUNDI VINOLIA W1TAR FUND | V1NO JIA WAR FUND VINOLIA WAR ]FUND FOR THE SOLDIERS' FAMILIES, WIDOWS, AND ORPHANS. Every Tablet ...

... Tyre Co; in re arbitration be ; tween her Mlajesty's Secrotary of State for War and Alexander A Richardsou; in re arbitration bt-wveea her MIaiesty's Secretary of State for:, War and Lady Hariett Smvth t M'Brteu v. Ni-Brien and aniother; Cavanagh v Belfast ...

... receive to go out to inspect and report on certain properties in t South Africa. Mr Farwell subsequently became I chairman of the company, and instead of going - out to South Africa he was asked to fit out an I expedition, and that was done. In respect ...

... Tippery. Counsel moved on the ifid-ai of Edward Jonlathan fHead, father of rhe applicant, who as at present serving in 0SoAth Africa.. The affidavit stated that Ew*ax jonatlhn Head had ctd as Assistant County Surveyor for a iunnber of years, aid had agreed ...

... given in consideration of an advance by Simon Louis Lupton of £2,050, of £j950 advanced by him for an expedition to South Africa to in- quire into properly belonging to the compainy, on which the company might afterwards nego- tiate for the purchase of; ...

... matter should he allowed to stand pending a VS b settlement. The plaintiff was at present other- s wise engaged in South Africa, bat his wife had la d power of attorney to act for him. ,f The Vice-Chancellor-There can be no objec- _ d tion to that, I ...

... £400 advanced to a Mr Fanvel previous t4 the id formation of the Company as a retaining fee ae to him to proceed to South Africa to report OnB of certain, propeoties, the £-. being part of too £1,200 which he was to receive for carrying out ,s- the expedition ...