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... it might still have been possible to avert war. The Boers armed themselves to thle teeth, and they ordered their armament and commnenced arming before the Raid. They afterwards continued arming, but the Raid did not justify it. (Hear, hear.) This country ...
... y; men eagerly seized a large poster- board in Frewin-comrt. and rushed in ?? with it towards Broad-street, right into the arms of two or three policemen, who rescued the board and threatened them with the Proctor. Chairs, cushions, and various other ...
... temperance, old age pensions, lad revision of the Registration List, n tes Ca- (Cheers.),an otes ant SIR ~JOHN BAK~ER'S SWERVICES. aid S ir. John BAxpC, -who -was warmly, welcomed, risi etry said the Liberal party, was at times twitted in the pri use House ...
... Gnelsenan was wrecked to-day in the b 11outer harbour, Mealaga, and sanSr. Forty Y'lives reported lost, DEATH OF SIR JOHN CONROY. Sir John Conroy, Barb., Fellow of Ballial Be College, Oxford, died on Saturday after- co noon at Oxford. Sir ,1,bn, Who had ...
... Spion Rop, will be read with keen and critical interest by everyone who noted at the time that mosthumiliating episode for our arms. The covering despatch of Lord Roberts is comnmendably frank and outspoken in its criticisms, though the latter have been for ...
... arms ila 'pi u CZ-: P aw'l W t A-ND JOURNAL. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 11, 1900. LOCAL WEATTIEZ FoRCAs.SoiTh-westery winds, rsehning; nmiwer, r-ain at tines. NINEWS OF THE D kY. Her MsAJESTY, who has caused it to be known that she was deliahted with her second ...
... chartier, and ?? were each fined san li.,s inldn css sthyddno per BeorCeRT- the R JvbT.l.FencHal, S irs claH. Tconer Messrs.e John Tuedor Fereng, theG Free. mrane T.oE.prasknegl angod Hon.tio of S.oBtema dutandb qarry es LICENTN RCE.Te ?? beindia tahe rannua ...
... 'Edward Alfred Smith, 77 George McDougall, 44 John Collins, 104 Cbarles Christopher Wood, 109 John Tolcher, 113 Frederick ?? Nicholls, 55 Josepli Walter Gibbs, 59 Alexander Frederic Gurney 60 W'iliam Hailes, 45 John Corby, 140 Theodore| Baker, 193 Alfred Joseph ...
... LETTERS FROM THE FRONT. .THE DISAsTETR TO THE DERBYSHIRES. From a St. John Ambulance man to his father in Iffley-road:- - Roodeval, 12th June, 1900. My \dear Father,-Since I last wrote to you I have seen much of the horrors of war and many strange and ...
... Popplewell and Mr. A. Lee. In opening the meeting the Chairman drew attention to the high fares charged on the Burley-road a-nd Cardigan-road tramwav. Counncilior Walker, in moving the usual fit-and-proper resolution, contended that Conncillor Bostonl hnd voted ...
... Duks of Cornwall's Light Infantry5.5564 Pri- vate F. Cast!e. Canadian Infantry.-7678 Private Luttes. SPRIZ.GFONTEIlN. . St. Johns Arrbulanre Brigade. --786 Private W. Ton. t 1,'elsh ?? O.-derly Ileu rl Byracs. I 1st P.oa.i Scots--4170 Private J. Dodds. ...
... graphists, orderlies, buglers, and officers visited the outposts to find out the cause. Almost all of Lord Roberts' force stood to arms, and the native, when he found out what he bad done, tried to bolt, but was captured by some mounted infantry. Food is not ...