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... that the 20d Gloucester Regiment commenced their depar. ture for the seat of war early on bavday morning, when an advance party of 200 men left for Liver pool, taking with them the vebicles, machine guns, and beavy | The remainder of the battalion entrained ...
... is better, more ! secure, aud more hopeful for us than since the outbreak of hostilities. This is the case elsewhere, but parti- | { 4 cularly so in Natal. The invasion of this colony is now slowly—perhaps many say too slowly—but surely being rolled back ...
... reconnaissance position, found them at 12.45 on Lab Nek, six miles nearly north of Dordrecht party engaged the enemy, who fir ed bg Y ‘@thout effect. At 1.45 a party Boers utHanked the main body of of mouy fe th a trol whicn was, for a time in danger, but ...
... writes a most emphatic ! at ter protesting aiust the language used by such unreasoning spokesmen of the ‘peace at any price e party as Mr. Stead aud the Rev. Silas Hocking. gays, like the Rev. Hugh Price Hughes, that our prayers f should not take the io rm ...
... Ingmoathorpe Hall, to the tuoo of £IO,OCX) year, beaidec which received from the aama benevolent patron of the Conservative party cheque for £25,000 on his wedding day,’* BEN HAIMS DECLARATION. Ben Hauu, Algerian Jew. studying Paris, was sentenced *0 five ...
... maker ; nearly new ; worth £16 ; what offers? X18, Gasette Offioe, Middlesbrongh. 1 LADIES' Rairdressinj; for Balls. Parties, etc.— Specialist in Powdered Dressings. Customers waited on bv Appointment COLERIDGE, Ladies' Hairdresser, High-street, ...
... goods. is always admitted that tho act of carrying to tho enemy articles directly useful in war is wrong for which the injured party may punish a neutral taken in tho act. But the definition contraband articles variously given. Vattel, old but generally recognised ...
... made yeabsrday from by s of Wrists and Natal he • g it the repines that bed miasmas and • • DIME Wars. river wore linen The party advessed to within 1 4 ad* Deno to • pint from whisk to hat easy maid be men at whs. the three O om p h% order to retire ...
... .4 . 1 Um bills , fait row., oases on ,. Word's party, whoa.• berme bad nearly all bees 0. gm . wounded, were then riscued, spit* I. to their position. from lie or ewe mina Nuremy.lana Milford( party displayed splendid pluck.sued the i.riiliatt meaner ...
... extended in the morning from five to six miles, was gradu- ally impinged, and the success of our arms became assured. A small party of ~the~eneihy _ made~a flanking movement on the right, and attempted to reach the transport column, but the Mounted Infantry ...
... discover the Boer position, and found them Nvk, six miles nearly north ■of Dordrecht. small party engaged the enemy. *iio fired without etfue.l. At 1.45 a party mounted outflanked the body of the patrol, T.iiich was time in danger, but suor in seizing ...
... Ladies’ Choir (conductor, Mr. Tlkm. Nicholas) came out firot. Mr. John Davies again won tiie tenor solo. Only one quartette party fuinilcil llieir engagement the quartette contc-t, viz., th-* Cymric, of South Bank, mid they were awarded the itriro. Among ...