... Thiol-! kuhl, formerly employee of the United Stales patent office, who attcmpU-d to raise recruits to! assist the Transvaal in war against Great Britain are published this morning. accuses Mr. Webster l>avis, former°United ■States official ai. Washington, ...

... FOOTBALL. GAR ERY UNITED v. ANDERERS. Garvery United were down to play Stereo 11., but the latter scratched, and forfeited the two points, and at the last minute a match was arranged with the above Club. Garvery won the toss, and were soon on their opponents' ...

... to meet with his or her death by an ae-! trident to the railway train in which be or she was travelling in an pert of the United Kingdom on the following conditions 1. That at the time of the accident the passenger in question bad upon his or her person ...

... and the re-settlement of the personnel of the Army generally. Sir flulvors Buller ox newspaper ennobling, and has had a title chosen for him—all without his lodge, and in do sea of fact. Then we hear of very serious ft iction between the civil and military ...

... sera areas, at any rate, in which effective protection can be given, to make a beginning also, if only in a few places, of civil government. On the other side, a now plan of campaign is necessary in the military field. On this point, our contemporary's ...

... practicable. pampa the most promising tee the resettlement of the rel. times el the expiring Baer Repo Al ics with the vest Meath &fries whoa Ow WIC is mem It will for mime time be impute. I. restore the ordinary civil mi. of the country. Clod the Irma of hostility ...

... the Cape and Natal tc that which a Liberal Government extended to the over @ years ago. and which United States gave to the rebellious States after the Civil War. these cases a icy had been justified the most wonderful pacifications in the history. ere need ...

... the United States Governroent, which immediately gave it forth to the wor’d that “the same purposes have moved and will continue to control” it, and that “the frank declarations of Russia in this regard are in accord with those made to the United States ...

... establishment pay amountingto»l2o,ooo, £15,000 being devoted to thepay of the Army Medical service, £50,000 to the pay of civil medical practice, and £40,000 the cost of medicine and instruments. £lOO,OOO 680,000 800,000 210,000 600,000 Vote 3 includes ...

... Canadians Who were` dying for us on the i battlefield. Is it quite unreasionable to hope that on ?? day Boer and Britoil Iwill unite in affection for the annme flag? No i political erraesgemonts f can command such n happy result.: But wise statesmanship -can ...

... second round for the Hinckley Cup, lbstock in the first round having received a bye, whilst the Town juniors had defeated Ashby United The game ended in a draw one goal each, though Coalville had the best of the play, throwing away several chalice by bad shooting ...

... interests are in Asia. It was of increasing important to the nations of civilization that on the road to Asia-the shortest road to Asia--there should be set up a post of civilization which would be at the service of miankind. That post was Palestine, and ...