... reflected by the wearers of the Queen’s uniform. It is impossible for anyone who was present at Modder Hirer engagement to speak in too laudatory terms of the conduct of the soldiers who participated in the battle, and that is the reason which impels at ...

... it, because they did did not feel it right to hoard up money when they had sn many distressed veterans to help (tapplase). Speaking of the chairman, he said it would he - impossible for them to find a chairman who could follow properly in his steps and ...

... purely Scottish character. Latterly it ha* been very mixed multitude, as I have amply learned from the varied attempts made to speak in the Caledonian dialect, such as How are ye the nicht? The painful struggles after kailyaird Scotch are very amusing to one ...

... also under treatment. BOER PERSONRES WAX FAT. The Boer prisoners in hospital still continue to lprosper and wax fat. I was speaking to one of them the other day. He informed me he had been under the impression that the English army consisted of 6,000 soldiers ...

... few weeks, and the tremendous differencos thal bad to be settled as the resuit of the floctuations of the past aceount, it speaks volumes for the solidiiy of the London Btock Exchange that the strain has been met with suoh a trifling show of damage. Between ...

... American people and ourselves have happily continued to be of tisme cordiality, though sober Americans somewhat resented Mt. in speaking of anything so definite as an Anglo-American It is that the Commission for considering certain points at issue between ...

... Hamburg Chamber of Commerce, dealing with the it progress which the German Empire had made during the past century. Herr Eiffe, speaking on behalf the firms trading with Soi>th Africa, asked whether the Chamber of Commerce was doing all that was required for ...

... advanced price of steel and the high cost of labour have largely bronghVabout thisTesalt. The shipbuilding yards, generally speaking, are very full of orders,• tonnage being contracted.for delivery up • to November and December this year, and should there ...

... reluctance. for ray words must be i .ords of wnrning, not of encouragerent. We canrot ?? our ears to the voice cf God. which is speaking to us as a natiob. It. rubrkes our pride ;and our self-canceit; it warns us thot wve must strive snore than we have been ...

... wlVL Quite eonyersa~tio.nai, if yen understand wet I 1, meapnt as jf he wias achlas~sing3 & fews words casuall 31St as I'm speaking to you nOW. There ivgin't rio diffieolty in follering 'ira. If you don't understanod1 wet ' means, it: ain't nO fault of ...

... retreat owing to a storm of shell and bullets which fell around them. The emblem, as Colonel Elrmhurst o Rhodes said, when speaking to a Boer doctor s after the engagement, which is held to be the sacred E symbol of humanity was disregarded completely, ...

... quite confident of main- taining their position against any infantry, in the world. The doctor found among the Boers many speaking English. Among those serving the enemy he saw an ex-lieutenant in the army, who was cashiered for misconduct, and an ex- ...