... sition against any infantry m the world. The fo lish. Among those scrving the enemy he saw an ctor found among the Boers many speaking Eng- ex-lieutenant in the army, who was cashiered misconduct, and an ex-sergeant in the army, who deserted after being reduced ...

... quantity of ammunition. _- NEW ZEA- NOTABLE BY THE LAND PREMIER. The Right-Hon. P. J. Seddon, Premi er of New South Wales, speaking at Hakitaka said that if the first contingent for service in South Africa ‘were e would not hesitate to appu: }to Parkament ...

... severel of his gillies, and subscribed handsomely to the e J xpenses of raising and equipping this corps. LORD WOLSELEY TO SPEAK OUT. HIS OPINION OVER-RULED: HLS ADVICE NEGLECTED. T am told, says a London correspondent, that if Lord Wolseley is assailed ...

... among his own party, and I may add that for months past no Minister has gone through more work than he. The Couservatives speak quite freely cn the that he cannot be ared from the House of Commons, and thi 1S probably strengthens the drift of opinion ...

... thought centred upon one subject, which in the course of time destroys the brain cells that are the engineers and pilots, su to speak, of the human eraft, und from which the powers of are hrected action, and health un- erringly.” The healthy brain, we are further ...

... of San Francisco. me Jobn has had thirty years’ experience of the China- man in California, and is therefore entitled to speak with some veryone knows that the Chinaman is no mean worker. He is sober and in- dustrious, while, in addition, he can live ...

... Causeway- lesy. We do uci ary, t thee we loved thee too dearly, for thy w tade from our lives like a dream ; The Lips need net speak when the heart mourss sincerely, Aud the thoughts often rest they seidom ave seen. {Inserted by Ler sister, Anme. + BARTHOLOMEW ...

... bitterly undesigned by nature to live as a subjugzte people. “Edward,” says Mr Goldwin Smith in his new book of English history, speaking of the greatest King of that name —‘Edward had now been forced to take the fatal step fram the position of a rightful overlord ...

... makeshift for dinner with a roll sts in it; eo useful, and so cheap. if it tkely to go that In each and every sense of the word I speak too highly of that which I rodustive you are at liberty to publish ao this.— Yours 6 Dark “Harrist of the Koyal YORKS HIRE ...

... education, a striking evidence of the great fact that formation of character wus realy the great aim of school life. Going on to speak of “Certain Aspecis cf School Life in Scot!and, he said greater educational progress had been in Scotiand during the last two ...

... SIR CHARLES Sit . THE BRITISH Speaking at mock, Forest-of-Dean, last night, Sir Charles Dilke said the Government would be closely questio’ at the opening of Parliament with regard “to supplying position guns in time to our Army in South Africa. The force ...

... are successful, cnd about and slash and | ck with less indifference to possible consequences. ought to watch these men and speak to them plainly. | (the home teara) nor Stoke were able to score in the return Owing mainly to good goalkeeping, neither Liverpool ...