... Davis, H. Codrington, J. Williams, and W. Gould. Trooper W. Lock. MONMOUTH TKOOP. Troopers E. M. Hartley, E. Straker, E. 11. Gunn, C. Evans, John Williams, E. Horton, K. W. John, L. and G. Frost. HOISMOUTH SQUADRON. Corporal P. Hoddoll; J. B. Jlillier, ...

... squadron. Their names are as follows:-Corpo- 1 rat Hoddel!, 'T'rumpeter J. B. Hillier, Troopers tr. M. IELdley, B, Straker, E. II. Gunn, C. Evans, r John Willianis, E. Horton, IK. M'Guire, VT John, J. Hillier, G. Frost, J. L. Jenkins, J. AV Griffiths, L. Bowyer ...

... ahead. Air. Goscombe John, ?? is engaged on a bust of the late Mr. Marcus Gunn. The bust will he presented by friends to the Cardiff Free Library, an institution with which Mr. Gunn wan closely and usefully asso. ciated. Football does not seem to have come ...

... White’s s.-rtie* is inconlirmed, and is not believed here, though another native report* it. Lat>t night at B*3o the naval gunn. which had been previously laid on a farmhouse where Boers were *uppo*ed to sbep, was fired, but unfortunately missed. This ...

... of loon! events :hat have transpired during the past twelve months, to.;ether with an obituary of deaths of local people Th. Gunn= vapid 1 icb atranded at Dngtenes provad to be a new ship, the Pekes. of the Hamburg. America line. She had ten paatenzera ...

... Faucon. Por Tamatave. —Mr. Berard, Mr. Giraud. Por Maiunara.— Mr. Gusman. Mr. Beivert. .. Zansibar. —Miss Whitbread, Miss Gunn, Mr. and Mrs. V. Verbi, Mr. S. B. Cooper. Mr. Higgins, Mr. Philips. s s SYDNEY (Messageries Maritimes Co,), from Marseilles ...

... For Cochin.—Capt. Woodhouse. s.s, MORAYSHIRE (8.1.5.N.C0.), from London Jan. 23. For Brisbane.—Mr. W. J. Turnbull, Mr. S. Gunn. s s OPHIR (Orient Line), from London Jan. 5, 1900, from Ply' mouth Jan. 6 ; for Colombo, Albany, Adelaide, Melbourne, Mr d ...

... 187 SOUTH STRUM, MIMI. P. D. MALLOCH • NNW a L. MINE, k OWs &MI VICTOR WINS. SMALL awn GUN RIFLZ CARTIGUUM d Mirk GIN •IR GUNN RIVOLVERN PIATOIN DAZTS S SLUG& AS GUN S °ANTRIM!' -4 scow STREET. PERTH. CART ROPES. PLOUGH UNE& SHEEP NETS. GAMS NMI SVSSY ...

... Ida Charlton ; song. The storm fiend, Mr. ; song. The children's home,*' Miss Swinsooe; song, The Irish emigrant, Mr. Gunn ; glee. The two rosea,Orpheus and Madrigal Society; song. AngusMacDonald.encore, Comm' thro'the rye, Mi»a Barnacle; ...

... UFhUiouieliceper . 33 . ; Will : am Rnrlh Lighlhousekseper , Is . 6 d . ; John Cainpbcll . Ferry House . Is . Cd .: William Gun-n . Is .: Dalina . Sntlicrlan'l . Is . Cd . ; Donald Sutherland . 25 . 6 d . ; Er ' c Eulliorlanil . 2 s . Gil . ; Kepncth MalllKon ...

... Kimberley. Further &ortin. British l : Major Scott Turner and 21 killed, 31 wounded. Dec. il.-rnith.Brifliant ortie Lombard's Kop. Gunn fill rushed. Big French gan and other artillery captured andr don'r4yed. Door automatic gun brought into camp. -e--Pverse Stornberg ...

... arrangements were successfully conducted by Mr John G. Taylor, assisted by the undermentioned members of coramittoe—Slestirs George Gunn, Alfred Harvey, John Muir, James Hay, Frank Ihrsball, John Robertson, Hythie ; and Re Bain. STRICH eN —ICE ACCIDENT.—Two eldoily ...