... asterisk:- is BINGLEY. 1.s M0uch intersst was manifested in the contests, alihogui e no action was taken by either political party. TIrne polls d were fairly heavy in the East and Central 'ards. but 3. in the Cullingworth Ward, where the fight has been o ...

... Hence Mir. Lang's lament, am a pro- Boer orf a kind, that lie cannot trust his party. Clearly, the only way out of the difficulty is for %r. Lang to form a nllew ?? party of a kind: and when. he has done so it will be interesting tsO lave Professor ...

... Mayor of osasttb f. (M~r. Ri. Wormiald). , The annual report cobtained the following passage: - 5 The :idea of a, Lib~eral party, in this division, at any rate, crumbling into incohiesion over the war, or- anythig else, ,is a dream wvhich. only baa its ...

... trees and posted rd on bouoder-strewn. kopjes. their casualties may oy have been insignificant. Those of the attacking ain party were considerable. Two officers were killed de and eight wounded, while 19 non-commissioned of officers and men were killed ...

... from Kinberley. He states that-a Boer force is laagered in the neighbourhood of Cronje's laager at Paarde- berg. Marauding parties are visiting the farmers a in the district, and many attempts have been made to take our horses which were left on the veldt ...

... and formerly a member of the Cape Assembly. It lwill be remembered that in the contest which placed Mr. Schreiner and his party in power, Mr. Rose-ITnes figured as an indepen- den, but failed to win a seat. Since the war began he had remained silent. ...

... rf their destination. bhut gn-cad it rae no pic-nic. When day hroke he hsaw there were tV- other correspon .ents wxith the party--Bear, of thej lelbourne H lerad,' and Lambie, of thc -MKelbourne aAge. After riding a couple of hours. a halt (-rIase -aA-e ...

... LORDS AND COMMONS. U'GEORGE WYN'DRAM ANID THE IPRLI S ITM EN. Twelve r ar gotn when war- -was being waed Thcee `he Irish party and the Toryv Government of tie_, rv-cir'd. thei columrns9 of the da.ily newspapers we-re ficcrlyilliuminated. by semart c ...

... prevented by illness from being psesent at the National Liberal Federation meeting, and from once more laying before the Liberal party those views on the -var and the settlement to follow upon its onclus-ion which he had previously expressed at Birmingham and ...

... than that into which the convoy fell. It was only Colonel Broadwood's presence of mind which enabled a single member of the party to escape from the drift. The convoy crossed the spruit at a point where the ground rose immediately towards a grassy 1o1011 ...

... btut lie wsva disappointed rith his position, and later miade a voyage ito a, whaling vessrel to thie Antarctin regions, the party effecting a landinig at Cape Adair. After the experiencets uiduergone e-rr Borcligrevink caine to the con--usionz that a. ship ...

... hits orocniccnd lot1,c decidjed so) surreiid,-r arc-d trust the cictrnor oui-tr (ivknc -rcteet.I t It was dix Oclolclcniik h party from te haage od up to) hbad -1nar-ers, (Oco1enal Pcc?-rvcnau,3 the tamnp 4 votiss-crsridant, leading~h c ite cci Cro nje mile ...