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... THE PROPOSED DAY HUMILIATION. PLAIN SPEAKING BY SIB EDWARD CLARKE. Sir Edward Clarke, Q.C, m.p., writing üßder date December 26tb, to the Rsv. G. B. Berry Vicar of Emmanuel, Compton, near Plymouth, on the subject of the suggested day; ef humilia-, tion ...
... are quite confident of maintaining their poeition again' soy infantry in the world. The doctor found aui mg the Boers many speaking English. Among t serving the enemy he saw an es-lieutenant of the Army, who was cashiered for misconduct, cud an es•sergeant ...
... force can be raised from volunteers without delay. Wellington, Dec. 30. The Right Hou R. J. Seddon, Premier of New Zaalaud, speaking at Westland on the Transvaal War, said that fighting men were notfau!t-fiuders,aad the present juncture the former were wanted ...
... required »r the completion of the new Exeter Railway The following letter from Messrs W. Mortimer and Son, of 14, Bedford Circus, speaks for i f. may add that at a recent meeting in Exeter tbe contractor intimated that if this land conld be obtained there would ...
... 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 ...
... can be raised from volun-5 teers without delay. Wellington, Dec. 30. * The Right Hon R. J. Seddon, Premier of New Zealand, speaking at Westland on the Transvaal War, said that fighting men were not fault-finders.and at the present juncture 3 the former ...
... thought centred npon one subject, which in tbe course of time desuoys the brain cells that arcane engineers and pilots, so to speak, of tbe human craft, and from which the powers of mentality, act'nn, health are directed unerringly. ...
... 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 ...
... do J ,f long. liquated Methods. % Private letter from a ship's officer who jessed the disembarkation of some oi P troops at speaks of the wearies nature of the inspections and parades preceded it. The soldiers were ordered ready to have their kits inspected ...
... 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 ...
... THE PROPOSED DAY OF HUMILIATION. PLAIN SPEAKING BY SIR EDM CLARKE. Sir Edward Clarke, q.c., m.p., writW da te December 26tb, to the Rsv. G. m Vicar of Emmanuel, Compton, near Ply'Ju on.the subject of the suggested day hj jtion, says:—l am very sorry ...
... are quite confident of maintaining their position against any infantry in the world. The doctor found among the Boers many speaking English. Among those serviug with the enemy Baw an ex-Lieutenant in the Army, who wa3 cashiered for misconduct, and an e ...