... deck. the departments £ all usually utilised for the carrying of mails be- . dth .tween this country and America, and the parti- su Len. tions of which are therefore iron-lined, had been ce I of turned into magazines, with rooms for horse to 15- gear ...

... municipal dwing m tureE ep London and the rent of a municipal house ?? A in Liverpool. In some respects our Pro- for aa ~reeive party is singularly int ent and 1 em otaers it is ralther the reverse, but the Bnti methods of Liverpool will show the Count one ...

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... 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 ...

... from the havoo to be ml viewed next morning in the village and surround- no ing country, must have been terrible. Burying parties were out the following day, and found M many dead Boers. Evidently, as I cabled you, these dead bodies the Boers were unable ...

... this t day. We askr snb Christian miinister to lead r his own pecople to prayer on Januay 7th, and' t we entea al to ?? no party diffeenecs or. snwail divezgencies of oion to diide us fro c each other at suc h a tihlC.V General $ecretary of the Evangelical ...

... sol3: 1, Florrig Rth B owlands, Llandudno; 2, Edith Davies, irst Bethesda.' Male quartet comnpetition: John ads Davies end party, Llandudno. ber In the chief choral competition a prize of £5 was offered for the best rendering of (a) Teyr- the ?? (J. A ...

... al- 61-- th THE ENEMY PUNISHED. es ?? TIMES TELEGRAM, PER PRESS ASSOCTATION.) it Sterkstroom, Sunday. rd Lieut. Milford's party was cut off, owing In to an incorrect report received by Lieut. De T) Montmorency, who was led to believe that thte whole force ...

... When alssi as a tha nit at tb Inenaonal AgriquilCon- sn ,id gress at Buds Peath, same yea since, I found I ing there strong parties of bimastallista from France, F Germany, Austzra, Hungary, who were F ?? opposed to mouomstalism. A This the speial meeting ...

... the . wrtched little miles being the oily divtesed -portion of the coegent E At Witteput the news reached us that a large a party of the enemy had managed to Pass be, tween Generali Methuen's men and ourselves, and had invested Belmont, out of which place ...

... returned thanks, and said he hoped to give satisfaction as: far as it was possible for a t judge to reconcile conflicting, parties. The judge I: added that he would like, if possible, to finish V each day's business as it came before bins, andd to hlave ...

... I ;be Dte BOERS' NEW POSITION. at (From War Cotespondent of Daily News and Liverpool Mercury.) Fre Camp, Monday. J A party of Human this morning went out er- to reconnoitre the Boer position on our left ( ith flank five miles from here. rid They ...