... &heyday ware the reviewed two battahoaa Guards. ender orders for South Akira. to hor to %%Jodi sot . _ 2nd Sone under Cl Jones, armed at Palen• finr, foamed alnuet 7 2nd Bettehou wake the of 001. 14,yd. Inanition. had a 'hutrer, owe the Man Dinnot. sae I parade ...

... labours* made' • have hastened to and the African adventurers have all ben in the that the Boers wend welcome them with Open arm, look upon them respeclially as leadees, and land ewer to them' important commons Bart they have disowned that the -is very ...

... to play out the various de•.achmeats leaves: Aldershot for South Attics. X X Miss Maud de Moleyns, whose marriage to Yr. John Grattan took place yesterday, I. the youngest daughter el Lord and Lady Vestry. Min de Mokpo, who is popular, has no lees than ...

... CENTREPIECE PRESENTED TO SIR OEOROE WHITE. ro'i•l silver plinth with finely modelled Scores at the base, and the bearing the arms of Sir George %Mite and of Ulster. On either aide ale two mailer stands ornamented with figures of cherubs ; all three support ...

... Redeem Buller en one side, and General French on the other, they east no longer retreat except as deserters. The Boers still in arms agsinat are in a ad-de-sac ; and one consequence of their recognition of their plight is the parignioary work reported from ...

... CONVIVIAL BOUT. John 64, Weever, alias Joseph Ander- POD sod Hobart Sall, was ebargeu sith stolen £2 45., floe of Jobs Carr Cardigan at the pariah of Kirkirheipeugton Sept. 9.—Mr. Jort proNAnteil. Frito the leo, *diluted, it appeared awl Cardigan Ind !seen ...

... DEBE'NTCRE PROSPPXII7B. t The traps, Me Term se soil ram oi lathibidird bother. of Tine wed and Rota Toopnetor. belch: no to Kr. John Harper of Newontlean.Tthe aod Ter Stool redeemable ZllO laido the 31st December. 19d3. or the rampart,. prior to that date ...

... OF MR. T. HEALY. SOME LIVELY SCENES. . A -sae held to the Ito ore. Rotumla. Ilub.tn, yesterday. under the pre-elem.% of Mr. John M.P. In the early part of the day the no tineti, but tae pre. at . MAMA,. . I. 4.St. n. at brate•oe• of the Muted League and ...

... of humilities which was spontamously to rn. nearly a fortmight ago by w numb. , of Ruminant burghers who have rich:ben their arms and have rune ben living quietly it, this di strut. Tree men. the futility of Sather Trireme, conferred amongst theneeler and ...

... with men mientwins daily, and with all the the empire the world hes ewer held ue, muse' drive from • Maw a few and poorly armed envies who have WNW Meek that there is lout whin eve. sat where they them and expi wanast. sops w with Him i as the diem et ...

... Greene mote to any party or puttee wt.t0w. , 1 seartaiiiing the fate of Se John Emu: L-Stioday preerioug m pm lubited by animas Heil.-A .wool prom:sure ti, Lord Cardigan at a breakfast at Leath. September h.-Stoppage of the Boys/ Witte Mak.- Mr. Etieburk ...

... the hand of William Camden Clarencieuz, King at Arms) have ever sat on the throne of England, and one of the most loved time for that. She was troubled by great want of power of in the possession of John Wilmot, Esq., F.S.A. who found it and noble women ...