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... THE HUNTLY EXPRESS, MAR. 2, l9OO. data, still speaks of heavy fighting. Slow as the I progress is. however, it is constant, and the relief of Ladysmith cannot be long delayed. Good news! Just as readers are scanning the daily morning papers comes the ...
... doctors and insurance offices to the contrary not. withstanding. And so thinks the author of the subjoined statement, who speaks from a ripe experience in the matter: I was always a strong, healthy man, he says, when upon my return from South Africa I ...
... Buildings during the rejoicings to-day, forced their waiy into the chamber; but the Union Jack was then hoisted before the Speak, , r had given his oonaeut. • Supplies for Ladysmith. MESSAGE FROM GENERAL HULLER. General Huller telegraphs from Nelthorpe ...
... filled him with much concern- shall we not say roused him not a little P--and when occasion arose he was ready to write or speak--and he did both well—in defence of rights of way and other privileges which, once lost, are too often toed for ever. As ...
... and including the deficit of £17.770,000 for 1118-1900; and 1137,182,000. the deficit for 1900- 11101. we have, roughly speaking. £lO,OOO/401 to provide for, over and above the ordinary Revenue for the coming year. Nearly one third this sum the Chancellor ...
... well-laid-out golf course our cup of attractions will be well filled, if not running over. When here recently, Dr Farquharson, speaking of Handy as a health resort, wondered not that so many came to Huntly in the summer time, but rather that the place was not ...
... the elder. Arthur, in the 12th Lancers. and the other, W. D. Grant, in the let Royal Dragoons. Ma T. W. Russittx, who is to speak in Aberdeen on Tuesday, the 27th inst.. is to be the guest of Sir David Stewart at Banchory tionat. ABERDEEN JUSTICIARY COURT ...
... Laidlaw made appropriate reference to the death of Mr Gray. Speaking to the children from the words, Lord, now !attest Thou Thy servant depart in peace, Mr Laidlaw said:— I ant not going to speak to you about old Simeon who said these words, but of an old ...
... SHEARING MACHINE. ANY FARM HAND CAN USE IT. Send for illustrated Price List, containing letters from well known gentlemen, speaking of its success last season. ROYAL SOCIETY, Naidstone, and Si: other XJDALS awarded PRICES, FROM £7 10 0. The BARTON-GILLETTE ...
... as free. but to be deterred or distorted by force and fear. Freedom of speech is a travesty when it mean* not freedom to speak when you believe but what others do not approve. I care not whether this freedom be suppressed by central or local authority ...
... SHEEP SHEARING MACHINE. ANY PAM HAND CAN USE IT. Seed for Illustrated Pries Li* containing letters from will known gentlemen, speaking of its wenderfal Lacing last seam ROYAL Maidstone, and Mr oilier KIM& awarded PRIDES, FROM 10 0. The BARTON-GILLETTE Shearing ...
... Pipers); Mr IN the death of Mr Laing, cattheilader, Keith were so doubt aware that tie Government were Ogilvie then proceeded to speak et tirs t ia i s i Roger'. The Old Soldier (eneeeed); Mime loses one of its most succesefal and isdestrious citi- taking ...