... against the bank. Herbert Jones, the first whip, and Joves, the second whip, rescued her. The horse was drowned. The Bradford Police are making raids on to- boggans, Lord Methuen's wound entailed considerable suffering, but less of danger. Thomas Archer (29) ...

... outflanked main body of the patrol was for time hut succeeded in retiring kopje and She enemy Captain Goldsworthy Cape Mounted Police arrived in of i party the Boers brought gun atticn Our then retired in a south-westerly rec-tion camp Sunday 525 pm De Mo ...

... charge. cure showed up against t i ne sky line, and he was . . I am | 460 vards the enemy's position. fraid a gentlemen's corps would not be much use here. ‘They would not have the training to be good et a Charge, and it requires very wary men to patro} ...

... over the hill in front of number of Boer women are searching for their husbands. They say they are told their are small, and that ours are great, hut they can't find their husbands, and believe are killed. The women think the Boer commanders are concealing ...

... their performance reflected credit pupils teacher The Barton gave selections “Tommy assisted Miss G presided Selby THE YEAK-At Police Court oil Year’s Day before William edge (chairman) and Colonel Campbell domestic servant lately at Howden which place left ...

... Boers were December, {o recover. iriven their position, and the missing relieved, pxconte’ four Cape founted and three Cape Police, who are expected back to-day. By iio reports the enemy’s loss was about 30, MORE ARRIVALS AT DURBAN. Adrairalty state that ...

... burghers class. J Pathetic scenes occurred at the railway station when the Boer police, who have been commandeered for service, left for the front. The men were blub- benng. women were wailing, and children ream , «C- The Boer commanders who were carrying ...

... Imperial Yeomanry were accept at Dewsbury yesterday:—F. Ballance, B. Meteaife, J. Colbeck, and J. Leask (a member o the Borough Police Force), Dewsbury ; A. Fisher (Whitley); and J. Rider, 1. Wansborough, J. Mars- en, L. Hainsworth, and W. Buttery (Morley) ...

... solicitor's letter to Geo Twell Wanted our Sale commenc- January Co Pros- arid once “aoison Builder Goraon-street Boulevard Police Station few years’ experience yy or office at state Dafly Office a first-class BOILER repairs on Boilers and some ship preferred ...

... burghers Sefem J Pathetic scenes occurred at the railway station when the Boer police, who have beeo commandeered for service, left for the front. The men were Wuh- J bering. women were wailing, and children srream.j'ng. The Boer commanders who were carrying ...

... at Natal since Sunday to reinforce General B idler ; also a detach—tent of the South African Light Horse— the Outl— t_ ler corps formed at Cape Town. In addition to the Volunteer and Irregular troops and non com- batant forces, General Buller now has under ...

... nigtt. Tbcy occupied the town in tt ?? -arlv hours of the morning, and at daybreak ■Ra , i : ; . , camp of the Cape Mounted Police cuL ..■■• the town. Meanwhile another Boer force mar : . ?? rw«t tlie towu, leaving it on their rigid., •id jupiad a positii* ...