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... brt it I cellapsed after several aobus had been -fired fron it. DEATH OF A BOER FIELD-CORNET. (SPECIAr1. TrE.sc-IRA'el EHn burg. Friday. A telegran from So;3th Africa. announces the I death of Ficld-Cornet febrnbold, wounded out- sids Itimberley. RHioiighold ...
... chosen beinglidden ng from our gunners by a kopie. 'iY The fight practically developed into aicn-- at test between modern death-dealing arms. he British pluck and endurance hield the ,g position till 4±usk, but it ~was then regarded as untenable, and ...
... Drummond Taylor officinted. hi The bride was gowned in a handsome Wedgwood di blue dress of ' perle, the overskirt being edged ni with a tracesy of real lace passementerie; the a 1 bodice, with white silk tucked yoke, had a tracery T t of lace over the ...
... be struck by the fact that the announcement of the death of Senator and Ci y ?? Sherman syncbronises with the ,, statement that Bryanismn has received in New York State what some regard as its death-blow. Mr Shermaa bore a name Ie famous in the military ...
... Knight Bugler R. Dewey Private A. G. Wiiham Bugler G. Widdis MuaIs.c.-Private XV. ?? Fz1RUARaaY3 Private A. Afetelhet Private D. Edge Private L. Chilton Pri.,vate 1F. Lennard Private A. 0. Shepherd Pnvate E. H. Block Private C. Partridge Private T. C-ill Private ...
... shadow will do'little more than graze the wve edge of t-he iiec. The eclipse, hence, will le o1n rpractically a penumibral one, or one in bui twhich the obshiuration' is due solely lo the il lighter edge of the Earth's shadowv. To the per I diaked eye ...
... took advanta e of the Glasgo Lunacy District Board . Committee's invitation was. if anythsn larger | n than usual. ?? Wmi. Mitchell, sub-convener of. the committee. occunpied th! chair, and was supported by ?? M'Kellar, Mr Blair. Pro- gt feesor Murdoeh ...
... State'is now c-ifly ocecpy~ng the attention of. the Governor and his lega said financial advisers, the -tatter iinluding Mr ,Mitchell, of the Standard Bank.. The military arrangement is being conducted - wih great smoothness, but recent ;nvestigsttcnl show ...
... two-members of- the F~ire. Brigade. The doctor confirmed the firat'impres: sionns of the family regarding tbe suddenness of the death of father and son. Tlid i~oom'i 'into' which the masonry fell were wrecked, eienn the' door in Mr Buchanan's hosos having large ...
... Leicester Re-gilene, drangerously: rthree South African follower i S Deaths from woundu . 6b-h Janunary-T-1roopera 1iI. C. Chadrick and Wv (' B. Sanders, mnperial YLigfht Hors-i :t Deaths from disease-Private A. Stephens, lee Gloucester Regiment, 9th January ...
... Boer Cnmp outside Ladysmuith, Jan. 9, via Lourenco Marques, Jan. 10. The British attacked the Boers occu- pying the southern edges of Bester's Kop on Saturday eveni- g, and ulti- mately compelled the commandoes to retire. Commandant Nel, on the weqst side ...
... WESTBURY, The meeting was held in the vestry room, the I Rev J. J. D. Cooke presiding. The Chairman men- tioned that owing to the death of the vicar he had written to the Bishop asking him what was to be done, and he had suggested that the vestry should be held ...