... u, JANUARY 9. Following are the names of men of the 1st Royal Jrish Fusiliers who were killed at Nicholson's Nek:- Sergt. Joseph Haseltine, Pvtes. Thomas Rogers, Thomas Harvey, Hugh McKenzie, Edward Balch, L.awrence Gilbert, Patrick Smith, Edward Gardiner ...

... following telegrams which have passed between the Governor of Ceylon and Mr Chamberlain were last night issued by the Colonial Office Sir J. 'West IRidgeway to Mr Chamberlain (received at Colonial Office 9th January).-Ceylon contingent, 135 men, 5 ollicers ...

... The Admiralty state that the following c .sualtles among the Naval Brigade have occurred at Lady- smith:- Armourer's mate, Joseph Shenstono White, of EMX.B, Powerful, died 15th January of enterle. Able Seaman Harry Ernest Blake, of the Powerful, died 16th ...

... thermometer outside the BRISTOL Mniacuav O?ce, 32ft. above the ground, for 24 hours ended at 2 am. to day :-52deg., 38deg. Mr Chamberlain will arrive at Osborne this evening. He will dine with the Queen and return to London to-morrow morning. The anniversary ...

... hours ended at 2a ma. to-day :-43deg., 29deg, t The Queen has appointed Mr Joseph Walton, ?? Ca ommissioner to go to the Oxford Circuit (8tafrord and Birmingham). Mr Chamberlain has selected Mr H. F, Wilson, of Lr tho Colonial Office, for temporary employment ...

... M.P. War Regarded as Imminent. [Press Association Foreign Special.] Reuter's representative has had an Interview with Mr Joseph Walton, M.P., for Barnsley, who has jast returned to London after an extended tour in Chioa, Japan, Corea, Indo-China, and ...

... some of the works of Froud he would find a different version of the character of the Boers; but as it is said that Mr Joseph Chamberlain brought the present war about, by the aid of one or two others, the following extract from a speech made by the Birmingham ...

... Charlton, 9th Lancers, enteric fever, 'LlWynberg. Pte. 11. Linney, 12th I.ancers, enteric fever, Orange River. I'te. A. Chamberlain, 2nd Oiukc of Cornwall's, meningitis, Wynberg. 'unner l. Keest, 23rd Company Western Division iloyal Artillery, enteric ...

... not Ml very extensive circle of his warmest friends. In the an -first Instance Sir Joseph Weston, Sir Charles Wathen, kic Archdeacon Norris; the Rev S. W. Wayte, Mr Joseph ME Leech, Messrs Charles and George Somerton, and Mr O0 John Taylor. Only two or ...

... from 12 to 14, as suggested by the National Labour pr Congress, held in Berlin fee COTTAGE HOMES BILL,. 1-Beplying to Air Joseph A. Pease and Sir Waltor Foster, BP r Mr CHAPLIN said he should be glad to introduce a PE t Bill carrying out the recommendations ...

... represent the associa- tion on the Council of the Federation -Mliss MI. ]?riestman, Mlessrs G. Bradheer, G. E, Crawvford, Joseph Bennett, and J. Totterdill. Mir E LouNs mentioned that the West Bristol Women's Liberal Association passed a resolution as ...

... at the strols request of the Imaperial Goverunment sent delegates a to London. Our mnission ir, to confer with Mr . dney Chamberlain in view of any amendments be~ing 1 lopad suggested in the Federation Bill1 as passed bvy the J race, CO1Lonal Legislatures ...