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... the cnemy's trenches, with hardly a shot, when suddenly the whole front aecare alive witl Boers, who poured ia a perfect hail, lasting for & quarter of an hour. Again we may ask whether the exact position of the trenes was not !nown befere our men were ...

... what cen time the Sectanfwadhalves, ba*s,.and cOM last bat not IwAe Wilkes-wvere engaged in one jthe incessant struggle-to keep out the, numeroua shots th sisowaeid in upon them. The second half was soni b~egun in an exactly similar fashion, but onl the ...

... who fell for their country. F The eloping plain along which we advanced e has been aptly compared to a stage, and to carry the simile further I may say that the Boers were es ecreted, entrenched, and generally fortified. in I y the orchestral stalls. ...

... of dabs Was on war when nodal wutleation mut be made to the Northern faros Cannabtu The penalty it may be stated for brawl of profemoral rulea woe a mai=ns Ise of £25, and • asszimem of .Sl5O for each olleatmi. ell•Pluniun of • club only to follow oa refuel ...

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... fell for their country. d The sloping plain along which we advanced has C it partly boen compared to a stage. and, to carry 11 the simile further. I may say that the Beers e were secreted, entrenched, and generally forti. p fied in the orchestra stalls. ...

... celebrated botanist, John Ray, and a friendly controversy ensued the two distinguished men. The natural system o espoused by Ray may be said to have been finally founded by Dr. Robert Morison, a native of er deen, and Professor of Botany at Oxford, where the ...

... majority of modern critics. Sympathy is necessary every art, but the kind heart that prompts a critic to praise wandering Nicholas Nickleby as though he were Sir Henry Irving can scarcely benefit the stage. On the other hand, the well-equipped critic who would ...

... of Eagle**!, Icaiier places than Liverpool, has won strong repsttasnot* for his ability in various branches tbo ' .art. a*r Lister, - may be ■added, is son of [talented amateur musician* gentleman who baa written several Lister takes t&e- place Cot aim ...

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... in-. awaits further developmetnts with a calmness 1or ti i.which the situation fully justifies One item of meet flows that may escape bethe attention of the lay i co reader is of the most enoroain g nattoro I aids -From it we learn -that the plan' suggested ...