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... even theil in its initiatory stalge Of this be would probably havo been allowed to say nothing. Telegrams fromn Ladysmith speak of General Huller's guu.s as being heard there 1on Saturday, and seem to talze it for granted that. our artillery were shell- ...
... andl tha.t of rhtl hop i ii oi a hiinart bOtd- 'Fl o military cargo in ddi- I li'i t o tilt' foreoltg iitltid'd roughis speaking 1 5,3 ton- ci ?? onging to the Ii iperliall ye 'wans b 'Is 1-lwvptai. Also traeat ?? in r t~iet 1-p Wrere, I. ?? -a Mould ...
... llerny, or thait this was the eauase of friction be- twoun 1dm rand Sir A. Millir. TII1, VOTE, OF CENSURE. SIlt W. HARtOOUHT SPEAKS OUT. t Debate on Lord E. F~itzaurnioo's amenedminot to thle Address was resm-ned. Sir W. 1HA.RCOUFRT. who was received with ...
... predecessors in office since k13 . Air. Chamberlain, who followed, pro- tested that the policy of magnanimity had been a mistaae. Speaking for the Uovern- ment, he said it was their fixed intention that there should be no second Maiuba. Never abain should there ...
... provi'icn for cleansing the footway of the bridges. At present nothing appears to be lone until ten o'clock in tho moriting. I speak more particularly of Blackfriars bridL'e. For the sake of the thoous2nds of females Who b avo to cros3 this hridge between ...
... 3a2Or had finished reading the Bulrial -ie and a hvmn was sun' in Dutch 5° wonder our fellows Wire ver cut up and could hardly speak for some ti'e. Even war is not all brutality aud Lx, bet briniks out the touch of nature in W5h aro all the more pathetic and ...
... further eo:. idi.oatieni it wi;as regarded as a more con- ven' '-tt *r-r ngc-nient thati these two right ?? 01,; -t aen shoild speak tonight. NMr. Aqujuiti: a u-ll !--uurd:n~gy rr-,uxne the debate to-morrow, to !- .ollowed later iL the evening by tihe Leadar ...
... *hilo we stood with heads uncovered they sang a hymn in Dutch. It cut our fellows up very much indeed; in fact we could hardly speak for some time. f r a I DP ...
... the. Militi%, .nil to the MIledivld Staff Corps and Volunteer Infantrv Brigsdes, for service in South Africa and at home. Speaking last night tit thle Thonbee Haill, 31r. Ritchie expressed the bope that the Governt- bnent would introduce audt nas this ...
... nation. (Cheers.) I all imitate with frankness all those who have preceded me, and endeavour to make clear my own position. Speaking to my onsituntsintheeary dysof September, whennegtiaion wee jst eacing their most ~ criicalstage and whennin itets, if not ...
... Society ate talking of thle pi-tus oar and - Unsagliuug thbat the natires have no grievance worth the .Jus! one word wore. I speak ?? a CnIotuial. The si great danger to out Ermilro at Ute piesent oay does not hee at the Tugela' ot Madder Rivers. no? yet ...
... present crisis has shown that the British Empire or Confede- racv is one. The essential dutv of the Imperial Parliament was to speak with the voice of ..one people.- I ...