... A Ccntrcl News telegram, dated Cxapftowin, ! Jautiarrv 4, ?? Sc'hermhsucker, wihe is a llemoLbel- of the Ca.pc Assembly, speaking at King- winilttustolwn yesterday, said that the rnumoeurs ofj ,rt1es 2 amo the Germa4 -)'pulation in lxaffrarsi. I baere ...

... eroops ave have been able to maintain p0sssion | of our E3.mpire. it is true we hlave or ra's. and ?? are a'ccusmnn ei to s-peak oi fc thiee2- fs our first :ine Of defence. But ouir 'rmi lifts ri's- n.n 's 'rr.cula'r we--'k to dn. ani tihe nat - -iannot ...

... wournded. Frsthler p lar~re publishled this morning of the capture of the Srrffollismat- Oolesberg. F Mr. A. J. Balfour, speaking at :Manchester last evening, said the GoVernrnzicn had given the generals in the field a free hind. That having been done ...

... beating In the anguish of delays; Wiil suspense, with harpy talons, Oer our bleeding country preys. Many a quivering lip that speaks not, Many a cheek With weeping pale, his its mute, pathetic languaige Makes the boldest spirit Lquail l England's bra-vest ...

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... to be able to state that in these respects it nori stands in a roost favourable position. M1y past actions in the Council speak for them- selves, and I confitlenny appeal to you to renew tho confidc ce which you Lave hitherto plaeced in Mre. . I sicerely ...

... ireguar corps, wicft.h isve been elg'aged in our Various So-bth African trirs. atnd Who Llhorougihly knewvv the countryv, and speak Dutch, and ad well. A committee of Sanch Afrt-brns has been. for-ned, ant wfill meet to-day tI ematsrine the ;p lic aions. ...

... tad. Rev. Dr. Grattan Guinncess said he foulv tbhe moI nomnt ha camne in that the lhal was an ardnsirabcl one in which to speak, and lie had to ?? the architect and builder upson the recti-a of authi a buhiAoir. The place was splen-lidly ventilared, ...

... Marchioness of Londoenderry, at Mootmtstewrart, County Down. Lord Ornslow, Under Secretary for indie, had been announced to speak at a Conservataive meeting at Newport ?? Iast right, but it was stated his - Lrdsship ha!ving bean suemmoned to an important ...

... Victoeia's Crovn. There they are, and there they are destined to be till time shall be no longer. it amounts to a libel to speak of re- bellious Boers and rebellious Irish in the ,ame breacth-. The Boorns ar- a manly race ; but ihe British shall conquer ...

... an opposinm g eni- ,-date to their friend Councillor DaWson, in thne per- | ISoT of Dr. Williamson ? Thee had no desire to -speak in any nli-paraging nanner of Dr. Wl'Sieeineson anld his5 car-nldatere, but they W ere there wvith the firm determination o ...

... i ?? to the sll liwO- lz1st!ru -t~o . \Viaie a-. a. n.oat.'c af' tne L-ra ta a 11 W-la-!i ii. a- a a a aI'Sstbleal' rhe speake -I I- a-a --e-npire man inaee ?? elear J1wak never- aal_'l.~ sh-)'l;lo 3e nc>:tlcnlr!l1- a lfr~ca ?? -iisI- is i 'pla111 Li ...