... @and Friday doubtless gave rise to no inconvenience at Exwick and in the inity of the Quay; but, fortunately, no maga worth speaking of oceurre?. And a set off to “he inconvenience experienced the floocing of road avs and foot- ths there is the benefit accruing ...

... existence s are thrown nto w cou ld have wished to be with us for many 8 Dr . Gordon, Exeter to be missed t yy those who may speak on force which most nearly resein dies wro Your as one No class or community h Instead the very we are fighting yaper I regard ...

... reflected by the wearers of the Queen's uniform. It is impossible for anyone who was pre- seit at the Modder River engayement to speak laudatory terms ot the eonduct of the soldiers who participated in_ the battle, that is the reason which impeis me at the opening ...

... retreat owing to the storm of shell and bullets whic: fell around thein, The emblem, as Coleone! Elmharst Rhodes said when speaking to 2 Boer Joctor after the engavement, is held to be a sacred symbol of humanity, was disregarded completely, and the Bocrs ...

... monthly meeting of the Tor ‘Town Council Betor quay commencing the business he vished th members “A Happy New Year.” Speakin, Speaking of the borough, he said he felt certain that the members would agree with his in the hope that the last year of the might ...

... garriso ague’s re evidence artillery sitting at the W r Office. liat a speedy and r pr lisher vester¢ Alt ough a Defen which speaks of 1 decis ‘on of the ly as a M: strate abine to spen hve ul Commit ee of morning, lions on mie the c nis d d exte £ Ar As ...

... they could from the con Jehu an inmate of Newton Work- t to: June house, who leit that institution on Mr. pllett : May I speak on this now? n 29th wearing the Workhouse clothes, The Chairman (prozyptly) No. 0 West ay letter was read from Mr. Neal, Piy- ...

... Office nisance tillery sifting at the Although a r my lished yesterday, called upon. decision of the Defence FALSE } rich speaks of hom of the Cabi to spend five mil- James Trip labourer, ainst d extended gun were rd d plea ns on modernised unauthor 1 ...

... beon | LETTER FROM SHE egiment An officer of the East ¢ Surrey written to a relative 1 n England from the un rere Camp After speaking of wentfut voyage, he says to Durban at We were. however, sent on Maritzburg a few ce, and eutramed for hours after arrival ...

... was effectually done. ‘There were no accidents, no hitches. We fought the Boer w ith his own weapons, so The moral effect to speak, and beat him. of those victories will be of the utmost im- ‘They will be warnings to those | | Jutch subj scts of the Queen ...

... and his friends decline to attend it. Mr. Redmond thinks the Transvaal war o t to reconcile all differences, and make Iri en speak and act as one man at Westminster—that man being presumabls Kruger. Tt would be a nice opportunity for some brutal Saxon to ...

... believed to be untrue, especially that in regard to the e Chairman proposed ‘‘ The Navy, Army, and Reserve Forces,” and, speaking of the conduct of the war in South Africa, said they might blame the Governmert, the War Office, or the Generals for the ...