... 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 ...

... errace, Hartogace ANTED for and Wednesday evenings, January 16 WwW and 1%, ANIST VIOLINIST fer Dance.— Address, wath full parti cular 8, 491, The York shire Post, Leeds. i at PUL and Lauy Impersunater, Etc. Christmas Engagements: Dec. 23, Eccteshiil Idle ...

... 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 ...

... AN INSTANCE THE NEED FOR HELP. Reuter'* correspondent Hope town telegraph?:— A party 400 refugees from Vryburg are stranded e-t Bsrklv West. They loft on December 8, and readied West on Obri&tmas Eve, having been compelled subsist on three-aod-a-half ...

... the events, and the rat i:i£ turned out interesting character. Proceeding were reuuo.etl with the Maiden Hurdle for which party of ten assembled the |xjst. and these Derry was a strong order dirt ily numbers were hi.i-rt.-d, backed against tlu* field ...

... cul do eac, where, if a camp was safely established, would be quite invisible. Immediately upon the recemi of this news a party of Thorneycrofi’s Horse went out for further observa- They counted altogether 63 waggons making for the epot chosen. Behind ...

... Deours. poses €ue., also about jv tens of J Hyde | Park Road, or Mongobyes, Bram ape da NTERT: ALNE.R wanted. ior Children’s Party, « i Punch and Judy or Marioneties ‘he Yorkshire Evening Post, a Lewd. — “with refe rm as ARTMAN wanted. —App: on, Runs C apa ...

... such often found himself variance with tho extreme members of his party. He took an active and acceptable port in the public life of the city. For many years was a leader of Liberal party, and at the time of his death was chairman of both the Hallam and ...

... Edinburgh's Own Volunteer Rifles stationed at Dcelfontein, 29 miles south of De Aar .lunction, was called upon to disperse party of Boers who had been seen near the railway station, uud were suspected of intending to interfere with the line. There were ...

... uteful— Addre-s 107. The Vorkthire PO-1. Jrrd,. HOUSEKEEPERS, Sul, WANTED. WANTED. COMPANION f-r elderly mutt over 30- with lu- parti* ular*. Mrs. iiuik-i. Raw.'oii. L«-tit. W”\NTIA>. Woman work of ra'ail bouse; ag.*. saury, - -Acldtee* 163, Toe Yorkshire Po ...

... completely, and the Boers effectually prevented aid and succour being rendered to wounded and dying. Stretcher bearers in small parties eMemnied reach the firing line. Init were forced to seek refuge from buffets behind antbeans. of the Grenadier Guards, who ...