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... attack's. The Elip River has fallen, and is at its normal height. DEATH OF GL4ASGTOW JOUrLT~ NALIST IN LADYSMITH. Mr Robert M-itchell. the correspcndent (if the Standard, whose death in Ladysmith na typhoid fever w as reported yesterday, was s native ...
... head bears his arms, a lion rampant, and round the outer edge of the stone is the inscription in Latin- Hore lies ?? do Galychtly, late laird of Ebrokis, and MarioLa, his wife;-the dates of death being left nncompldted beryo the numerals 1400. Tihe stone ...
... The skirt is fastened down one side, where it is trimmed with a narrow scallop edged with black, and flc round the feet are innumerable and tiny frills I of the silk, edged with a very narrow band of th black satin. The bodice is slightly pouched, Laud ...
... From General of Communication, to Secre- a tary of State for W'ar. a targ oE St~tc for War. Pietermaritzburg. The following deaths have occurred- : .- Ladysmith. e Ith suears-MS8 Private S. Prodrer. entene. Md Jane. l 15th Russars-M44 Corporal M. Spirer ...
... invited guests, who numbered over sal t 200, were Mr and Mrs J. C.- Mitchell, Mr end Ec 52ls C. R. Beekitt, Mr and Mrs John Mitchell, Ti Miss 21I. H. _Mitchell, M.r dud - Mrs 'Andrew go - Mitchell, Mrs _M'Morland, -Miss MKacfarlane, rat e Mrs Thos. and Miss ...
... surprised a body of Theron's scouts on Friday morning near Vaal Station. One of the scouts who was taken prisoner confirmed the death of Theron. On the Portuguese border matters are reported quiet, but it is still said that the Boers are determined to make ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... as Vice- !Chancellor, took the chair, and on the righs of Lord Rosebery ?? Dalrymple, Professor Hastie, Councillor R. M. Mitchell, [ Sir J. Batty Tuke, M.P., Professor Ramsay, C Dr M'Vail, Professor M'Call Anderson, Lord iN2erlands, Professor Adamson ...