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... in i - chol. -.Aooyst othersa)here wYere present Mr sr and Mrs M.'Lean and party, Breda; Lieutenant uri M'Leau, Black Watch Mr GI. Moir Byres, Mrs e et Moir Byres, and party, Tonlevs; Mr D. M'Lean on an at. iteoo ak Poesr and Mis,e if. Talr dnuab MsT ...
... the theory tihat in the Tventieth Centrvy began on the stroke of twelve o'clock last night. ,It i; argued ed by the 'zero party that. the firt year was not a year, bat only 365 individual days, e from the last of which the first. year dates. But whether ...
... d- State by the BiaisjAjfinistrv, will have to bhil n- dissolved. aild thi;iiwill not please the Protte- it *ir I tionist party, bv tho votes of. whom the present Mx Ministry hold office. There are various reasons re to account for the ?? of the present ...
... Station. when-.he ti ! met over 100 fine. smart men, who fell in, tr headed by- the band of the Bedford Regiment. the The party proceeded direct to the barracks .ve for enrolment and medical exaamination. It was 5S sit only a week ago since Lord Compton ...
... the only rebuff which the Sivewright party have had to experience. Dr Gray' is stated to have offered his service to Cosinandant PaPe-ev Scot; in the event of the Transvaai authorities reusring to admit the party, and the officer is reported to hare replied ...
... T'111 ILL-FATED AMBTLAINCE PTATIES. (DAILY MAIL COPYRInorT TEIEArAS.) _s L^A-emo M-arrqueas, Friday. A small rmlouloncre party of Afrigt I re medical student fron Econniuritrl in c'arge- of Dr Neetleiine, has 'ceen stopped at eater-n alhovett for *adnt ...
... ERr S TrPsL.AM.iN) irrero Ctmp, December 29. Ow'ro to t!:e sudden riso of the Tugela. fol- lowing open heavy rains. a large party of Boers has been cut off on the soulth side of the river. Thov are reported to be in the hills to the rieht ozf GhieveleY ...
... TZILEGRAM.) Th ?? ISldder River Camp, December 26. ate ire The reconnaissance of this morning was Tnade grc ed by a numerous party of cavalry and mounted - infantry, supported by artillery. Two farm- nd houses beyond the outpost line, from which our ers ...
... for War-have made a very favourable im- a pression on the HEouse and the public. 3Mr Balfour retains the confidence of all parties as leader of the Rouse. Sir Henry Camp- bell-Bannermuan, in his new capacity of leader of the Opposition, has disappointed ...
... found therm at 12.45 on Laboschagnes Nck, six mniles nearly north of Dordrecht. A small party engaged the enemy, who fired heavily, with- i out cEfect. At 1.45 a party of mounted Boers outflanked the rain body of the patrol, which wvas for a tinme in danger ...
... the real reason for the organisation of the party, one ca.soS but wonder what is to be the next step of this oadging-to-be- employed Boer-despised party'ie Some one has suggete i that the servies o' the party should now be utjis'il by the Britich. but ...
... University. As the event was not expected at the present Juncture, ac no candidate has yet been selected by either a political party, and it is not known whether ad there will be a contest. tb Earl Grey yesterday opened the festival and th industrial exhibition ...