... is anxious only by gentleness or conei- i liation to bind up and heal the wounds of his country. But the quotation from Grattan I | with which he embellishes his patriotism will I meet with. immediate approval. Mr Healy has himself proved its absolute ...

... PA. P. r. as] Evans, .Cardigan; Sergeant .Rees, E Comap-ny at Pembroke; Corporal Aston, G Company, LIMni pu dilo; Privates G. WV. Da-ie3, WV. Gongh. V. in Thomas. and .V. A. lWales. A Compatey, Nil- di ford: Private J. WV. John, B Company. Raver- m fordwsest; ...

... The Cape Miist3y is loyally sapporting bhinA e- REBELS HIDING ARMS. - t V SEARCHING FOP. LOOT. (PFiSSS ASSUCIATION WAR SPECIALJ o Barkly East, Thursday. t The rebels are surrendering their arms a slowly. It is believed they are hiding them- The enermous ...

... Dr Laffan, U C; Dr Wood, U! C; John.i Corby, M C C: 511 Devitt, C M C; Riel.- ard Chadwick-. V C (Cashel Board of (oar dians), Thomas Walsh, U C (Cashel Senti nel) : Charles M Barry, solter; Danii: Devitt, U7 C; John Skehan, U C; Patrick! Cuinningham ...

... In no shorter pieriod could Asrusts-ongs. was ?? -Maxim, and Ordnance Factories, rainpat together r-arm this oountry as it ought ,ngh to be re-armed. But that only makes it the um- more urgent to begin at once, and the more ft tmer criminal to go on ...

... by way C of the Hall to the War Office, where there 'was more patriotic singinz. On the way they s peassed Major-general Sir John MtNeill. V.V., one of the Queein's equerries, and cheered him 9' loudly. Their further rutta was via Piccedilly f to 4, Ca ...

... at the south-east corner of the Thaban- chu remsrvoir. Yesterday seven Boers were captured, and brought into camp with their arms and armmaunition. Sniping continues besween the scouts on our left flank and those of the enemy. The weather is splen- did; ...

... 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 ...

... It depots the battle bawl, the mud e‘il scam. erestbog together for of a wornwt and a man. The wean,,, Quavio, the man is John Storm. Froti of Mao in the prologue the action gm sute•re, wm of Loudon wnrds to Glory'. apartment. Evert, Stott a the ...

... 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 ...

... Cyfeiriodd liefyd, am y 'tri Johns' oedd wedi gwneyd cymaint gyd!a'r lle,-John .Roberts,. John Davies, a John Edwards, ac avgrymodd am E ryw hanesydd ymgymeryd ac ysgrifenu eu hanes.. Cafwyd adroddiad calorngol gan Mr. John Davies; am ...