... still the Lower . sees-La conversation with the Boer pioneer. of Bae secret service money. Secretary to the Cbaniber I.f Commer, or the . na ittee met in Wm Office for the 16th (Queen's) Lateen to he die m held om en t e e kepi .. ehn . hen 6 -- ---v Y -re ...

... beard the bishop me bag a nary hornehke look. The been emomplished. it will be incumbent upon as HAS HAD ENOUGH OF IT. the Naval Brigade were coming. and then dry to review tbe history of the campaign. to draw conespondent, writing face of the eertu. Tiny ...

... Compare the abso ute rule of Richard 11., from 1388, with that of Heury VII. ‘ 4. Enumerate the principal sources of the royal revenue in the time of Edward 1., and in that of Hency VI respectively. How far did either of these kings resort to violent ...

... raiment singe the wharf and at the deka and the teed then. Govermmt has mw marl the bd ee • ammlie. 3 . to 3. . and a battery of Royal Home Artilkry. Ha Portugueer Petatoes-Upemdates, 3. Ild te .1. led: beau- Droop. her bead, TUGELA SOUTH BANK OCCUPIED. d., ...

... on Monday, Bth January. Prospectus on npphm‘s-m to the Principal. LY QUEEN'S SERVICE, ACADEMY, FI:HERWICK PLACE, Beltast. Directors .. . ++ Messrs. Housroy. AI(HY. Navy, Civil Service, Bank, Profes sional Preliminary and all other Public Examioations. ...

... into an unknown land, 13 HOURS ' TERRIFIC •'•• • furthe r Amamartr•t i o a Iwt *twain ( . 4 am thhe h seete . and while on service esteems and ole per day as r ame ender the nomeol of the low deportment. .--. inter. ing Ltd.& portion of the Astillsry ...

... b e naval oreameation. Ever detail is yoached f or. matter of commence. then. he mites. that all um Talk sheet eating ealtanon • why it . AN AM ERICAN A P PRECI ATMS; ~ . tired .4 hem; potted at. shouted to hie sec. Drernmer Hewn. of the Royal Beriutnee ...

... shoulder, and his Lorse shot in three paces, “Lieutnant the Hon. F. Roberts, King's Royal Rifles. assistad Cartain Congreve. He was wounded in three places. Corporal Nurse, Roval Field Artillery, 66th Pattery, also as sinted. 1 recommend the above three ...

... out after Lours, the to tr y est reach the nape, hut be ins, shut in e - - ' -re th a ll ' eni e e the Queen Regent, and dirk; •,kly he dril Queen and Pruner Henry of Battetherg lootei lee dee. of the eth .4 Nevember. so ind - leinee-Cerporal Outberie ...

... ever end couverted bridge p.m, jolanke i DISRAELI AND THE ROYAL J kat week_ We thought he wee to officer' • fusee meal. oe eg e aeav oe ,• jetted, ht issalrength of ohmmeter to resist Our big naval guns shelled the eeemy'• psilee but we ',retched him one ...

... the politics, cccopind by the Army at the ,eriatif poiete of eocooleter, praleitag the of the voloatears ia offering their services by commending Olelaillnt lodge for the star they tad takes to contribute to the object for which the food woe started. the ...

... :rs. giving Do / covered everything in our tent-food. betheng, end daughters of burghers lire in or neer the of the Colonial Naval Brigade, ender Lieutenant sense it wee apporeatly meat, but the wsd 6to try and *pot the enemy's laager. He get ;et threcitening ...