... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... jiertoit-i mentli. t-it itatl ?? at the (late it-ii ce~' i - v a third iii the scholen rs-pli iI jjj't brett like-. tiup byn parties connected 0, set IthPe t'i'-lio-hi (it ti-trirt. Ott cthe back of thete 3)eitit1c`isit1~'re is S~ ver sltcrestitlt' itap show- ...

... vegetarian dict, agaiuv-- d the advice of doctors. t TEE FISHERY DISPUTE IN d NEWFOTJNDLAND. St Johns, January I. e All political parties in the colony agree to the t- renewal of the modus vivendi for another year. e The measure will pass unanimously in both I-Houses ...

... obicct was to ascertain if th rep.ort that the B rs had loft Illing-noal Mountain tiidcrc- crossed the river werei true. The party advanced to wiithin two mile- of the moiustain to a pointr from 'which the cnemiy could bh seect iu large i Os numlilbers. ...

... I find that I had actually tI Iunderstated thle proportion of casualties. M1ostD of thle sailors remarined, wihtegn hn ?? party, included all the Maie, ne Als;o~r Plumbe, Royal MaIrrinre Light Infantry, i r an~d smoni 50 bluejackets, tinder Commader el ...

... rifle praotic,.tand the stokers ,d c -nrcrom artificcers,, - assist in gn-. tcitr: transporting ?? areimtiunitton, and c'oer parties, and for sere ice also as rifle- s. As an indication of the smart work, it be said that this contin'nat travelled all tr on ...

... of the Natal Carabiniers killed was a mere D lad of 17, both of whose legs were shot off. a The Beers tired on the burial party, a shell c' pitching within 10 yards of the bearers. 3( The next two drys were nundisturbed. On December 21 Ladysmith was subjected ...