Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... Spinado ?? .1'Anson X *10 9 Mr Cairns's Jack Snipe a ?? Hurst f( *10 9 Mr Monree's. Inverewoc a ?? ?? ?? G Steel a *10 7 Mr Dawson's Terraos ?? Private X\ 2.0.-The HAxircoto ?? HAJIvecar,- STEEPLECHASE, C PuAva of 100 save; second to receive 10 sara ant ...
... Miartin, 246 Godfrey Pickard; Lance-corporals 53 Thomas I Dunn, 51 William 'Barnard Duffy; Troopers 116 'Edward Alfred Smith, 77 George McDougall, 44 John Collins, 104 Cbarles Christopher Wood, 109 John Tolcher, 113 Frederick ?? Nicholls, 55 Josepli Walter Gibbs ...
... MKisses Thorneymreft, j Mlr. . Shelton and Miss Crane, Ma!r. Sam Loveridge, Mr. and Eiss Lyon (Aibrnghton Hall). Miss Mander Mr. George B. Thorneveroft, Captain 'Wight-Boycntui Mr. Underhill, and others. A couple of males had to be traversed before finding a ...
... the starting-gate, has ended his life in a lunatic asylum. Hle died penni- less, and has left a wife and large famuly. Mr. George Lamnbton, the Bedford Lodge trainer, has released Robert Huxtable from his apprenticeship in order that the lad may join bis ...
... Melbourne, and Mr. Maclean has to pursue his triiumphs in another field. Mr. Maclean, who is Sir George T arer's successor, was himoselfsa member of Sir George's Cabinet prior to the Federation vote in 189.8. Besides being a strict Protect~ionist of the ...
... Poetaster ?? Pollen 0*12 -11 13 Mr B Blake's Jack Pot a ?? Jarvis 03 11 13 Mr G Miller's MUiss Morrison a- O nr0 . 11 13 Mr GR Dawson's Coenrand a.- ?? a 1). 13 Mr Corals The Continental. ?? ?? e U 13 Mir Ley bauk's Gay Peter ?? Gaurey0*1 * (Winner trained ...
... of Communications, Natall to the Secretary of State for War:- PIET1MATreaR1Tn URG.-Tbe following has been received from Sir George White. Ladysamith :-Casualties 11th Januarv, 1900: Ku.bEo.-8163 Private R. P. Parkenson, 2nd Battalion Kinr's Roval Rifle ...
... islands willpass under the sovereignty of the United States. DAWSON CITY ON FIRE. SEaTTL, January 16. - Intelligence has been received here that a large part of the business section of Dawson City, Klondyke, was burned on Wednes- day last. The loss- is ...
... Mackenzie J. Haddon P. Tuener E. ciokenson Corporal G. Mocore G. Cameron Lance-corpl. M. Greatlhead G. Nettleahip Trooper R. Dawson ff. Rorers Trooper P. Brady J. Beinsher Trooper E. M-ocatta G. Lind DANGEROUSLY WorIuMos (Siixca DEAD). A. W. Launrders J ...
... I-cr Wante;go selestamanan 7 - , r; owl Wanted; regular employmnent. - .5 - ictwesae Youth Wanted, for - - X 'ct- elle and George Myers,68 'a-V ?? - Appointments in tha Ciji - ttas' examintoanss also all coi- - ~ 7 .2l oseesve;students rapidly4 oetighm ...
... 12iorseif .5.generally us~eful.-Apply, J. Tyler. EBroad Street. I~N fynung) %Iantej, to LokAfter How-e. Dlrrods C. ..I-Aiply, George ?? Gr-orr. Charch ?? WNfrsivrb)lanted, to Attend Markest with Cheeo and ?? Wages Lt-HOL 0rcirr Leorrcrster. -4 a at o-, to ...
... shove along as he does.' SIR GEORGE COLLEY'S BROTHER-IN-LAW e WOUNDED. [c Colonel Hamilton, with General Clery's staff, -wounded 32 in the action near Venter's Sprint on Saturday, is the I brother-in-law of the laze Sir George Colley, who fell ats M&jUba ...