... Edin- bur-his Own Vohoteer Pifles statianed at Deel- fontein 29 miles soth of De Aar Junction, was called out to disperse a party of Boers who had been seen near the railway station, and wera suspecd of itending to interfere with the ine. There ere n casualties ...

... a good deal of credit is due for supporting the principle of the measure against much opposition from members of his own . party. He was, however, prepared - with t wo strong arguments-one in favour of the principle, derived from the decision arrived at ...

... Danlols. John lt. Poole Tim latest and. be Anlawted l'hograplts Wore the POlllO. EDISONPOOLE EVEN °RAPER! Pootn's Quartette Party! Mandolin, Ore and Military Banda et Perfarmers. The OrldiaMt. Grande.% Best, sod Reahareha ever conadved. Manager Kr JAMMI ...

... opinioa cn V .the temnperncee question, one is houndl in fairnees I :to admit that the oficial publications of the liquor i party are exellently puit together. The annual is : edited by Mr. Albert Bi. Deane. I Who's Who for the new year is not quite so ...

... 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 ...

... iariested. A CHRISTMIAS CESSATION 3Iod'er River, Dec 26th. 11 15 ala. A dc-ablc reconnaissance was made this morn- ing. One party wert to the tight and de-trayed I two farnhortses, on the bcfder fznnso. whi-ih t was thought the Boers might c-cuy. The tcher ...

... 'Cade- snch conditions I see no reatson a hy the Queen's Colleges of Bslfast, Cork. ?? Gal vas shou'ld not p lease iall parties, and attain a dlegree of usefulness and a position in science and literature of yhiclr Ire- land might be proud. I do not ...

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... was most needed it has not been given. The Church has adopted the methods of politics. It has presented the appearance of parties contending against one another. It has injured its sprirntal inflcence by descending to trivial disputs. It has not shown ...

... 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 ...

... extended in the morning rs from five to six miles, was gradually impinged, el and the snocess of our arms became assured. A small party of the enemy made a flanking ol movement on the right, and attempted to reach the S transport column, but the mounted infantry ...

... ladStation, when he met. over 100 fine ,;mart bach men who fell in, headed by the band of the 3rd`d Bedford Regiment. The party proceeded direct won to the barracks for -enrolment and medical with examination. It was only aweek ago since m1an ao Lord ...