... .' th, ; fired upon them, with 'disastron. rsulps.-''a ,r - Of the R'iX. soldiers who formed ttho','aiabu-1' the re lance.party_.to which he belonged t6,d,.iVere' tio shot dead before -his eyes. 'Another cotmrade, i1s ls, was sevei'ely wounded, he himself ...

... good shot; a several years' training. d of DAVID J. JTAMES, Coedparlk, COwmavon, Port s Iced Talbot, rough-rider; no other parti- t Mn- ulars. t ns. T. COLLIS, 12, Aberfan-crescent, IMerthyr Vale, r in mnesmber of the 3rd V.B. Welsh Regi- 1 the rnent.f ...

... and theE views held by two or three of the Radi6al t .meinbers may have an importanct hearing ' ie upon tho future of the party in Wales. Sir P il. William Hnrcourt paid one of his periodicq1 I D visits to his. constituency, and dealt with ix e the political ...

... nothing to carry out the Guards, but th, all these offers were declined by Lord on Wolseley. As a consequence, the charter- parties for the steamers the Admiralty had . taken up ran out, and when they were Sir called for in October to find transport in vas ...

... report as l: :iollows:- C MODDER RIVER, Wednesday. Thero has been an artillery duel lusting an 1 hour. A British reconnoitfing party came out ?? aamp, but did not get within rifle ranged L The Boers turned their ca~nnon on them, when .the British blowi up ...

... The enemy immediately fled to the hills. a Milford's party, whose horses had nearly all 0 . been killed or wounded, were then rescued, F spare horses being led to their position. p l1ilford's party displayed splendid pluok, P and tile bri~llant manner ...

... firingl frequently. Our naval 4.7in. gun threir a few shells in the morning into the Colenso lines. About tenl in the morning a party of scouts proceeded towards the Tugela near Colenso, shooting at the Boer horses and outposts. The enemy opened a heavy fire ...

... objee- was to ascertaini if th. report that the Boers had left Hlangwani Mountain and.re- crossel ths river were true.' QUS The party advanced to within two miles of the mountain to a point from which the enemy could he seen in largo numbers. r When the order ...

... Bittersi the Best llmedy, Bottles. ZI. Pd, and wer 4s. 6d. Avold. %Imita-ons 41617-4 Suli THE NEW ROYALJ YACkTI A navigating party, snumbering upwards of al Q oflicers and men, arnived at Penibroki Docl. Oy on Monday to take the ?? yacht 'Vic. P toria, and ...

... work be Eier which commenced in 1898, forty-three ha se' s were brought to a close through the media. NE in, Hion of a third party, or board, Co by refe- to es, renee to arbitration. Of the cases dealt Er be with by arbitration the principal were the Fc ...

... leunless a clear under- to. ded suand ig. of' the duplex meaning of the word mE , be,Century, as employed by, opposing parties, ab ing is reached. Allow me to state both sides of th, the cas. as bri'fly as I can. If the object be nee,- to 'maureout ...

... front, I beg to 0 suggest that they take two or three parties of ambulance men with them. I am a member , of the St. John Ambulance Association, and should be only too pleased to make one of a party. In fact, if this suggestion is approved t of. I can ...