... was due soon | changed into down mwh - afterwards, and lt lf-past eight.' - d astoD,Bh -1 ment. „ -i t?.dnb. What i ' lI t d ~;C happened to »P > ? Q way back .n lilllo you -J J Ointment 1 had made the train I recalled , Margaret though never intending ...

... siream”; but we trust that the men who are going out are regarded in the Both Lord light of a dditional horses. Roberts aul d Lord Kitchener will bave to learn to adapt themselves to the novel circumsiances ; bat they have had the great advantage of as ...

... Robert Gould, No. 21134 Gunner Duncanson, and No. 300 Boy John Paterson, all of the 1Sth Batter, y Field Artillery, are missing from Modd ler River. It is under- Leen captared by the enemy.’ stood that they have ON THE TUC L SHELLING THE BOER TR HES ...

... and Edmund Fitzmaurice, H. Pinckney, Mr Ii, Mr Busanquet, &c ANOTHER RiSE UN THE PRICE OF COAL. On and from Monday the associa J masters in the Forest of Dean give notice o {a vise in the coal Is per ton. following prices of all 3 new r ule at the pit b ...

... SOCIAL AND PERSON Al The Bishop of Veorces Miss Perowne are The Emperor Francis ted Prince Henry of Pru the Anatrian navy. eon r and A Reuter’s teleg mt Saturday, says thre Toistot has become w gain confined to bed, The Bishop of Lincoln on his seventieth ...

... \TTANTED, Lad, to two cows and make himseTf ? ene useful on small farm.-Apply J. Burrows, Yafsa, near Newer.t. 2Sf',* young Person, for Swan Hffa^e h0n,,8 - *** VfT'ANTF.D, for January 6lb. six young Women also * young Men. who can wait at table. AwS' ...

... A rks The employees at the Gas Wo have presen’ one of their number, J. ph Deacon, with @ sovereigu and imany wishes upon his departure for We tou Barracks en route to the irout. The d iors have, 95 in the case of his bretber, now wits the during his absence ...

... drawing, three and Tear* imm»r Blr '»' >. d offices, with garden front nc'in-,ro'v 3 Possession.—Apply William Dancsy, TOoT J-i beauti/n'rSS ? ' rooms, with bath-room; ninrc», at Sorrento, near St. Paul's 8 J •'■ 1 ...

... Sheviff (Mr. R. J. Talbot), rs. Talbot, fr. an rs, C. He Misses Clutterbuc k, Mr. and Mrs. rs. and the Mieses Clarke, and J. and tho n, Mr. Cc. G. Clark, Mr. rs. Dennis Reardo Mre. Garnham, Miss Jones, Harvey, Mr. J. A Fraa klin, ...

... Dobbs and six constables remains to the graveside: TALE od. Vv a’ BDA tel pet ving of the te Mr J.D. Steel as in ation by the Groave pre r Engraving cous J. Burtow and EdgarSessions}, Venterestreet, 4 hel Copies may be at A tew tad ch Vt price Ss each ...

... Jessop. its Free Church Council :—The Revs. J. Fost jon J. Burns, W. Lance, J. Hankinson. m J. Lewitt, W. Hamar, and J. Evans, Mess be J. Playle, T. T. Whittard, FB. Parker, \ for Clee. W. M. Dicks, F. W. ...

... Monda when The ame here w we were in fi ront of the troops finding out] He was the position of the Boer Camp. comp advance guar d with two others, and about 18938. 500 yards ahead of us, when he got close to As about 509 Boers who ere scouting, and was Roya ...