... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... At the annual dinner of the Playgoers' Club, Mr. Henry Arthur Jones, who has done so much to develop it, has consented to speak on The Drama. This is the principal event of the year in the club calendar, and guests are excluded as much as possible ...

... GRATITUDE COMPELS. GLOUCESTER WOMAN TO SPEAK OUT. Gloucester people not as rule make statements like the following, and allow them to published the Gloucester papers, without good rtasou. Mrs. Annie Godsell, of *, Milbrook Cottages, Millbrookstreet, ...

... trouble. You look ill enough. , can scarcely speak of my trouble, answered Maisic, feeling need for greater caution with her than with the brother. You can scarcely get relief for it if you don t speak. The tone was not altogether unkindly, but the ...

... ourselves others see us. Outside our country, half the English-speaking people do not side with us, and all tbe non-English speaking nations are as dead against us as all the non-Freuch speaking peoples were against the French injustice to Dreyfus. Our band* ...

... him : Sad news, this, about 9 death Lord Roberts's son 1 ence the bearer of the sad news and the gentlemen to whom he was speaking observed the agitation of the gentleman at the next table, saw that he rose abruptly from the table, and went out into the ...

... on your side ♦ban against you Or will you think it unnatural for to turn against my brother ? It is the duty of us all to speak tho truth, answered Maisio. vaguely. Shall I tell you, then, what I know—that can hang my brother Paul, if I choose. And he ...

... answer, but heard a slight groan and a fall on the floor deceased', room. going in she f^ n d cea * od h T Rhteide unable speak. Dr. was fetched, and found that deceased had bad apoplectic seizure, and was quite unconscious. She lingered till 12.20 on ...

... the slim and treacherous Boer. Of Lord Roberts ( Bubs, as the British soldiers affectionately nick-name him) it miner- speak. His deeds during; the past years are written large in the history of the Empire. Every commissioned rank the Army from Lieutenant ...