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... people knew nothing of him. Dr. Casey said 1 the nan was suffering from delusions, and ought ¢ 0 go to the asylum. He would not speak th at morning or tell them any- The order for thing, and seemed despondent. removal to the asylum was made, ...

... are quite confident of maintaining their position against any infantry in the world. Tho doctor found among the Boers many speaking English. Among those serving the enemy he saw in the army, who was cashiered for misconduct, and an ex-.-.ergeant the army ...

... lay try followed try with remark- able regulanty, and the fact that Chelten- ham crossed their opponents’ line eight times, speaks volumes for the brilliancy of thei attack. . 4 It was indeed a remarkable game, and even the most sanguine Cheltonian could ...

... look-out for traitors. The Central News says that fewer than 25 emissaries tried gain admission to the force Several men came speaking with a decided Scandinavian accent. They said they were naturalised Englishmen, but could not produce their papers. the present ...

... getting other people to believe what I know, it seems to must not come until some means can be found to make Margaret Treherne speak the truth. But how ? and she sighed. I think we can find the means, said Mrs. Dclaney; but will take time, and may spell ...

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... BRITISH SUBJECTS TO BE EXPELLED. CONTINUED FIGHTING KURUMAN. Lilian's Cap* Town corespondent says private latter from Pretoria speaks of fever being rife the Portuguese boundary. The report that all English subjects are to be expelled from the two Republics ...

... nt es 1 DELIRIUM IN AFRICAN NA ol Miss M. Kings pone cf Kingsley, has been lie in West here ner exploring and expr onthe speaking on the ott eine, 4) Inan's promencss lor “1 have bad an exteusive and thin ed with peor -white and black, educated an ated ...

... second session of nu the Tent. He was elected treasurer the same 80) evening, and held the office up to his decease. After speaking of his lon; connection in nee work with their late treasurer, Tempera: th Bro. Pot' ter moved that a vote of condolence ro ...

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