... Gotowd, two oiewn were killed end two weried, amities among the men an ant rec. General Campbell's column has heeneng•ged with 800Boert to the south of Middleburg. Ono officer was killed and one wounded, and eighteen men were either killed or wounded. De Wet's ...

... view to reforming the defendant who had given way to drinking. The parties had been married five years anti there was one child. He ' had been drinking continually sines Christmas and for some months had contributed ' nothing to his family who had now ...

... sheltered and protected from whom may I ask Are they protected during war from the heroic sold• iers who outrage, Job. and kill them Y Fairplay nest rushes on with the idea that the only thing women ever did wan to get up a p,41 it i rn, but • they ...

... Rarnardo's Homes, and introditoed the Warden for Wales. who give • brief at-count of the work and re. fated several instances of child rescue. She thanked the officers and committee on behalf of Mia Norton and the Council for the work they were doing in Aberystwyth ...

... preceded it, and research work has played no mean part in this wonderful progress. The case of inflicting pain on a child, for that child's future interest, may or may not be the point, but it Is very much to the point that the lymph for causing that polo ...

... —Mrs Bennie , mother of the child, Mated that she left the children in bed on the morning of the 6th April (the eldest being four years), and went downstairs to light the fire. In about ten minu at tes' time the! eldest child called her, saying th his brother ...

... an charge itioked and at the same moment the pony jumped across the road. He had to take the car into the ditch to avoid killing the pony. If the pony had not jumped there was plenty or room. After they got out of the motor car he m asured the distance ...

... if hr had found the mother of the child. to which Mr. Evans replied that she would be in custody before the inquest was opened. He then followed the girl into the back kitchen and charged her with the murder of the child and concealing its birth. This she ...

... --Ueorge Hammond, 56, Charles-street, Tonypandy, was summoned by his wife, Hannah Hammond. for neglecting to maintain her and her child, but as the parties did not appear the came was struck out. Weights and Measures.—David Howells, Cross-roads, Penboyr, was ...

... has been made by the - pupils. but a high standard is not reached by them. The ' school :a conducted on practical linos and kill probed)), nerve; a very gond purpose. Tenders Accepted.- There were five tenders for the restoration of Cross Inn, Unarm. ...

... There were a large number of people on the Station-road at the time and it is • wonder sums of them were not run over and killed. OHITUARY.—On Friday morning, the death took place In a painfully-sudden manner of • very prominent figure among our town ...

... COmmons, and it looks as if a Welshman will be the foremost in Great Britain. We have kept our 'tunguage and our Englishmen hare killed our m-n and sons, stolen our women and girls, and tried to swallow us up: but failed and many an Englishman to-day bas Weish ...