... 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 ...

... -Messre 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 whoinassstngLord Lovat in the forma~tion ofb the cops. is at pre-sent the guest ...

... 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 ...

... rebeis b1y General Brabant thas beern withdrawn.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 ...

... 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 ...

... machine, gear 84. To B he seen at 45-j Nelsen Street. YCLE for Sale, Wellington, in good order-a bar- C gain. Apply Scay, 118 John Street YCLE (Gent.'s) for Sale, Dunlop Tyres, in good C order, £4 Es. M'Gregor, 24 Watson Street. OR SALE, Gent.'s CYCLE (Psycho) ...

... HOTELI HOMELY AND COMSFOHTABLR 50 Excelleat BEDROOMS. THE MOST SUITABLE HOTEL IN TOWN FOR , ARRIAGE PARTIES. TERMS MODERATE, JOHN THOMSON. Jot ., Proprietor. POSTING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES. CLUB HOTEL AND RESTA URANTS MARKET STREET. (Etblished over S0 years ...

... all vividly dis- PlC,. eding each of the two parts of , - ' 'i! S songs were effectively rendered t-,I !. Donaldson and Mr John David- :s-,.--.-.mpanimrents were played by M1r -w N shoils with his visual abilit Al- ..astertainment was varied and highly ...

... 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 ...

... very pretty dismay was the exhibition of John Wallace and Co.. Mr free gymnasttes by boy. fr-.n, t.ordon * (o. Memrs Leith and Co.. Mr M Y. Howie, ge, C. Matthew. Aberdeen an Mr Wm Dickaon. The offer Meears John Physical Training College, finishing with ...

... Mr quoted part the tributes paid in Parliament to Mr Gladstone's memory by Arthur Balfour. Sir Harcourt, and Mr John Dillon. The late Mr John Bright, who had been described the most belligerent apostle of peace that ever lived, was then referred to. With ...

... able to opinion which was shared in by many who hat e, alas ! gone over the majority, such the late Air Alexander Bruce, Air John. Bisect, Mr James -Ritchie, and Mr James Cooper fishery officer—that the success of the herring fishing the east coast Scotland ...