... Th^ luxury of arefined! ome. - ?? Telegraph. OCEAN HOTL.SANDOW> ISLE Ol WIGHT. Special Winter Terms for Hunti igand Golfing Parties Apply ?? ?? .> .;' .: irh ?? dov I ?? f~ BEDS -I'OJ'EL METROPOLE, Nowt pen. C* tnfort. Eleg v ?'. cpiiet Mc lerate '??- . ...

... altered. The drain was still in unfinished condition, and the parties involved would not meet each other to come terms. Mr. Fordham—Why doesn't the Vestry go in and do. the work and make the parties pay afterwards! Mr. Bramall answered that there were difficulties ...

... and temagi I thtnt at 12 45 on Lsbneehages six miles nearly north of Dordrecht. A small party tmgaged the enemy, who fired heavily without effect. At 145 a party of mounted Been the main body of the patrol. wb,ice was for a time in danger, bat succeeded ...

... forwarded, nor can we interfere in any rences that may arise between parties to a bargain. 4. Payment of carriage for articles on sale or approval must be arranged between themselves by the parties. 5. The reply to a numbered adrertisement must be contained in ...

... for the Borough of Sunderland at the General Election of 1805. Mr. AValtkr Thorkurn, M.P., formerly Chairman of the Liberal Party in Peeblesshire, has sat for that county as a Unionist since ISSU. Dr. T. Lander Brunton is well known as an eminent physician ...

... General Sir Gaselee, Q.M.G. in India and Rcsaldar-Major Khan Bahadur Khan Sirdar Bahadoor, native'A.-D.-C. The majority of this party went ashore Syriam, and after his Excellency had inspected the defences he landed at Barr Street pontoon, where he was received ...

... of S;ir .1oint Mow- u !n- the Fat he- os the ,lous.. nd nigut -. L bets it Xrndfatiher. `.te is desorvedlv respeet by all parties. Mr. Dox-ord. member for Sun- ! dernand, and ir. Thorbutra, mnenber for i Peoeblam, who are- to be knighted, have votedt ijalc ...

... st's menast Lutes W.ushouse. Blarkmosi. DRAPERY.—A WY ED. mart. and OLADY. hue. ilnyo. dachas. covets/ danamhnet.,lpnly fail parties:am salary (Invent), labium. Belfast Win:Mame. Brsrkpool. ern. young man, or PROVER. Good trade. Formaorney --ions lisodWy ...

... as is known in official circles, they have not been dislodged. Telegrams received in this city affirm that the attacking parties are being continually supplied with munitions of war and food both from Russia and Persia. According to the latest intelligence ...

... Mother- land and other portions of the ...

... ® oerB from their position. At this moment a strong body of Boers arrived •®„ * the enemy, who were compelled to faU back. party of the Cape Mounted Police, numbering about 100, arrived soon afterwards, but directly they appeared on the field shell from ...

... cut de sac, where if a camp were safely established it would be quite invisible. Immediately upon the receipt of this news a party of Thorneycroft's I went out for further observation. They counted altogether sixty-three wagons making for the spot chosen ...