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

... Seddon, Premier of New South Wales, speaking Hakitaka said that the first for service South Africa were accepted, would not hesitate Parliament for the money. The Right Hon. P. J. Soddon, Premier of Now Zealand, speaking at Wait!ami on Trantvaal war, said ...

... wend mouth sevorcl of his gillies, and sidiscril* 1 .! handsomely to the expenses of and equipping tliis corps. LORD WOLSEMSY SPEAK OUT. HIS OPINION ILLS ADVICE NEGLECTED. am told, says a London correspondent, that if j Lord Wolseley is assailed in any public ...

... among his I own party, and may add that for months j past no Minister lias gone through more ! work than be. The Conservatives speak quite freely the point that cannot be spired from the House of Commons, and this probably strengthens drift of opinion that ...

... thought centred upon one subject, which in the course of destroys the brain cells that are the engineers and pilots, so to speak, of tho human craft, and from which the powers mentality, action, and health directed unerringly. The healthy brain, we are ...

... of San Francisco. Mr Young has 111) thirty years' experience of tiie Chinaman in California, and is therefore entitled to speak with some authority. Everyone knows that the Chinaman is mean worker. He is gene«nlly sober and industrious, while, in addition ...

... SIR CHARLES DILKE ON THE BRITISH GUNS. Speaking at Dymoek, Forest-of-Dean, last ni»ht, Sir Charles Dilke the Government would cloiely the opening of Parliament with regard to supplying position guns in time to our Army in South Africa. The farce from ...

... succestifnl, end leap about and slash and k;ck with reckless indifference to possible can3equenc ...

... War Office. THE RUMOURED SPENDING FIVE MILLIONS. The Press Association ays that although a report published yesterday, which speaks of a , decision of the Defence Committee of the Cabinet to spend live millions on modernised and extended I gun armament for ...

... foreign teacher not a necessity or even an advantage. The ordinary teacher who has mastered foreign tongue will, generally speaking, advance his pupils faster than the imported master, who rarely understands the ways of his pupils, and still more seldom ...

... stoop with ease, and my kidneys (which were the real cause the trouble) are acting freeiy and naturally. I am pleased able speak so well of these pil!3, and certify the above Is correct, and give you authority to publish facts.-{Signed) (Mrs) Christina ...

... \NS IN KAFFRAJUA. A Reuters Capo Town telegram, dated Thursday, Bays Colonel Schormbrnoker, who a memb-r the Cape Adacmbly, speaking at King Williamstown yesterday, said that the ramoms unrest among the population in Kaflrana were quite unfounioti. Orily ...