... Volunteers to come forward and make therselves so efficient tlhat they cotuld riefv other nations to attack us while : tfle regular arm-y was abroad. Colonel Campbell presented Sergeants It'Lean and M'Cailum with the long-service mredal. United States and Delagoa ...

... Mr lc- Pilkingten'o bitch won a. nice trio] in the run-off. Get, Held, with much the werst of the bandicap, mey beat Dear Cardigan to-morrow, yet the beet performances were those of Lemon Squash, Long Glass, Elackheatls (hard rool, Father of Fire, and ...

... Chamberlain. John P. W. Spankieta Brevet Liceu- y 7tnantCl.socnel Solomon Charles F. Fecile: Substantive re! Cot-e'in the Army-Bea-'i-naseu DOeT, CII.E. Captaiins to ?? Colw-_r Wilfred H-. Leslo. Harry F. Loch La~uraonre Edward Elliott. John Joseph Crone ...

... arranged to. give on embarkation eich 5 pe 1invalid a- sleeping suit and Cardigan -vest, ant! hea- 7each convalesosutn- woollen undervest and pair end Fof drawers, andl Cardigan vest for their benefit 'in the cold weather they are likely to encounter ...

... of the adventure on which he was start- ing, and even his nearest relations ware not : n the secret. lis conduct in t nkin s arms agam the Engglish has been severely judged by certain of Isis countrysesen mio witnessed his eagerness to cultivate El.uishl ...

... Thomson, Edinbur-h, rast who has kindly undertaken to- forward it to the om 'Royal Scots. The box ?? shirts, by dravwors, cardigan jackets, handkerehieh.. hel- es mats, mafflers, chcst protectors, es o' Shrnters, tle, pipes, cufs, notepaper, sveets arld ...

... and were taken ni-isonlers by the fcc Boors. SirhscQuently a duel wae fought between 1s I one of these men armed wisth ii sword and a Boer armed with a. rifle. 'The latter shot the soldier r through the hand, but was immediately rum Wa through thle body ...

... constitnency a polled yesterday, and there was no change in the representation of the city, Mr Edmund f: Robertson and Sir John Leng being re-elected. In the polling in English boroughs the Unionists gained a seat in the Brightsidea Division of Sheffield ...

... walls of their redoubtse were skilfarlly h i loopaoled. The combat was .so close tha the j rifles were frequenrtly fired at an arm's Length i , betweeu the opposing forces. It was. in' fact, a i , hasd-to-hand efcoounter in the grrey darn. The roen on hosr ...

... ?? Alex. Henderson., Beauly: tl I Aex. Macrae. Confhouset .lcebn Paterson. Bl blair: John Diewar. 'Tranacoil t James Morrisona and Hugh MNorrison. Beaufort. Sir John Moss, C ?? Lovat in the forma~tion ofb the cops. is at pre-sent the guest of hi.' lordship ...

... rebeis b1y General Brabant thas beern withdrawn. bub rebels wishing to re- curn to their farm- may do so on surrendering their arms and ammunition to a mtgief'rt&, bo I to the nea4,ebt milicary authority. receiving a pass from such an authority. without which ...

... Army Medical Corps-Private H. t i W. J-carrold. 2nd King's floral Rifle Corps-Pte. r iA- Burns-enrteric fever. .A't Greytowen-Arm t. ;Service Corps-Driver A. C. 'ewman. erticrc I fever. Hospital ship G. le-t Gloucestcr 5 IRegimenr-Private F. .Madder: Volunteer ...