... McCne , W . M-Ewin . J . M'Lwd , John ' Modcy , Sir R . T . -Koid , E . Robortson , T . Shaw , Robinson Sonttar , H . J . Tennant , A . Vre , R . Wallace , E . V / asou , Sir W . Wcdderbnrn ; J . & , 'Weir / and John Wilson ( Govan . ) In the majoril ...

... incorrect . He is convinced the wr wiB oontinoo for a long time yet , as there ia no lade of arms and ammunition in the Republics . Tbo Boers , be says , are at pMseat armed with tha Mauser rifle , but wen if the supply of ammunition for those weapons should ...

... 33 P& O ^' nt ' . n ^* ISie Gxfs ^ zss . si , 2 x ^ . 1-1 ^ il ., ' i . case ^ ipologies far-ibsence , Sc ., ftoin Sir John Coiran ELd others , stated the parpcse of the ineetin ? , wh'ch ras to lad God-speed to iha tvo vonng Volnateers sko • were ...

... kind is enough. Lady Cardigan, widow of the fawns Lord Cardigan, who led the immortal charge of the Light Brigade at Balaclava, has given a Cardigan jacket to every man in the troop of Yeomanry in which she was interested. Lady Cardigan was the second wife ...

... kicked the police on the le,s. arms. and body, besides assaulting a civilian who endeavoured to assist the police. Accused pleaded guilty, and was sentenced to suffer forty days imprisonment without the orlon of a fine.—John Gordon. residing at 59 Buchanan ...

... them re-armed. Encouragement is to be given to rifle clubs to practice at the ranges ; and in this way it is hopes to bring up both the militia and the volunteers to their full strength. This would mean a gain of 30,000 men in the former arm and 44,000 ...

... Fond which amounted £1 I Os. «■!. were given Bros. Win. Fyfe, D, WhltcforU. M’Dongall. It Hunter. Wm. saw. John Knox. G. Darroeb. John Dunphle. John Fyfo. Wm. Houston. Tho*. Orr. Wm. Berryman, and others, and Bro. Jas. Glen gave humorous recitation. The ...

... bottle although corked sealed found to completely filled with water It opened in presence of Messrs T R Stuart James selachian John Armour W C Wilson but owing to their saturated condition it considered inadvisable to remove the other contents which consisted ...

... Wednesday evening a very interesting and scholarly address was delivered to the members of this Association in St. John's schoolroom by Rev. John Urquhart, the well-known author and lecturer. Rev. Moho Douglas, of Douglas Support. occupied the chair. The ...

... Btrathdon and Ibie ateam trawlers atrivad ia Aberdeen aa Tharadey, both hatiag autaiaad oosaidarable damage. From toe latter, John Graham, toe aaooad fiabetmaa, waahad overboard and drowned. The Butterfly of Hall also.arrived In Aberdeen the same day and ...

... Crouie that he rmutt present lid.eli at my c-cup, and that Iis f~sr tor~st coins out of their laager after( laying lown their arm. I Bly a.m. [ received General Cronje, and Lia tulpgram to you annoulncing, r ourse cuncS of eoovstio-t ht e aske-aL for ki;nd ...

... singing Auld Lang Syne, having spent a very pleasant time. Death John Brodie, Jun.—We record to-day with deep regret the death of John Scott Brodie, only surviving son of Mr John Brodie, of Messrs Brodie & Salmond, publishers, Arbroath Heraltl. Young ...