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... are quite con- their fident of maintaining positon against any infantry in the world. The doctor found among the Boers many speaking Among thoge servinz with the enemy he saw an ex-lieutenant in the Army, who was cashierel for misconduct, and an ex-sergeant ...
... and not another word did to the Judge me. Judge looked at me. and 1 looted the Judge who should bare known hi* ground, to speak, and Mr Kruger glowered both. an embarrassing moment for everybody, Mr Kroger, *bo triumphantly held bis own- Thiy Touch ...
... Fitton, also o arlestown, said that he found the deceased sitting in the road about four o'clock on Wedp y ing drunk He did pot speak, and seemed very Richard M‘'Mann ave ovidence of fi a the man frozen to the ground in blood 4.45 on Wednesday morning. He raised ...
... quite confident of maintaining their position against any infantry in the world.* The doctor found among the Boers many speaking English. Among those serving with the enemy he saw an ex-lieutenant of the British Army who was cashiered for misconduct ...
... quite • new vexed. having been built by Messrs. Harland and Wolff for the White Star line and launched only two years ago. Speaking roundly. ' the Cymric is 630 feet 64 feet broad. by 39 feet depth of hold ; her grusa register is 12,600 toes, her net 8 ...
... QUALITY AND pram SPEAK FOR TM TIMMS PLUM MEDAL GINGER ALS Itlabial Award, Landes, 1894, harm large and demand. So be bad at the loading Iteotaarante and Hata. Ask for TIFIFILWB, and be sure yea get what you sat foe. °Melt and WORKS : SOUTH HENRY STREET ...
... are quite confident et maintaining their position against any infantry in the world. The doctor found among the Boers many speaking English. Among thove serving the enemy he saw an ex.lieutenant in the army who was cashiered for ccivoooduet and an ex sergeant ...
... acceptance of the invita- tions of this kind addressed to him in con- nection with public functions. He has pro- d wised to speak at the opening meeting this ti month of the Association of Principals and IC Lecturers in Training Colleges. The asso- ciation ...
... baokbloeks. such there are thousands to had if our hide bound authorities will, instead snubbing, take and use them. I cannot speak from experience of tho native-born Africander, but have &een something tbe Australasian bushman his native heath. He is *R ...
... Goodison D IPark. Although the wesalfer was damp and d,- 00 pressing, and in spite of the fact that Evertoit wl were, so to speak, under a cloud, the pettostl' ToIled up in goodiy numbers, said te'wreT. fully 15,000 people ,present before the tnhfth 1 gosne ...
... his impressions of them were the reverse of flattering. Mr John Millais, who wrote and sketched nearly thirty years later, speaks far more favourably of them generally, and with real admiration for certain classes among them. Having expressed his detestation ...
... flavour in the process. Ha! snorted Thomas Mottershead impulsively, determined no Royal presence should deter him from speaking out his mind. 'Twill be said, your Majesty, that his Worship and the other magistrates acted in an unlawful fashion, and ...