... between the commandoes in the northern part of the Orange River Colony and those rear Machadodorp. Our special at Bloemfontein speaks of heavy firing having been heard east oi the Zand River, which would seem te indicate that Clements has been en- gaged, probably ...

... Depew proposed “The day we celebrate,” and Lord George Hamilton gave Community and Mr. Joseph Quincy replied. ot English-speaking peoples.” The Earl of Jersey ...

... Brigade minutes were reached, Mr. Jenkinson jokingly im put them al! together? Move the of the ots lot. Mayor: Do you want to speak on these, Mr. Jenkinson? I will give = time.—Mr. Jenkinson : Oh, no.—The of the Sewage Works Committee was before the Council ...

... use of the barn gallon. He deseribed, no doubt with trath, the origin of the extra half-pint per gallon, which was, so to speak, thrown into the the farmer, the o bject being, no doubt, to allow ‘or spilling or leakage in transit. reason, whatever its ...

... occasion of a scene outside the Cutlers’ Hall. Mr. Maddison said he never described any crowd as “drunken vagabonds.” He was speaking during the free speech debate, and he said the men who wrecked houses and interfered with people would not be sober people ...

... mopping brush on the brim of the and had put some weight on, thus upsetting it. In answer to Mr. Clegg, Adams said he had had to speak to the deceased that night to get on with his work. He did not thnk was drunk, but he seemed strange. It was stated that the ...

... What is wanted is not to defend the army, but to ensure influence over it. All means are employed to this end. In- stead of speaking of the army, it would be better to need to its needs, and to act in such a way that become fir-t among armies. Ww hall Bec ...

... If sick headache is misery, what are Carter's Lattle Liver Pills if they will positively cure it? People who have used them speak frankly of their worth. They are small and easy to take. But be sure they are CakTER'’s.—Adyi. ...

... at Kumasi with His services 230 Haucas on 15th May. in these anxious and trying times have heen invaluable to me. I cannot speak too highly of the way in which he carried out the arrangements for leaving Kumasi. T have had no news of any kind since 29th ...

... could deliver supplies by thousands of tons at a time; in Bloemfontein, Lord Roperts had no such advantage, but was, so to speak, hung up in the air, his line of com- munications cut, and his one broken line oi railway blocked with stores which it was ...

... all needful pro vision for expediting their work. covers about 40 acres of the race common. The slow groun¢ The officials speak in igh terms of the assistance ‘they have received from the Mayor (Ald. B. ntl>7) Councillor Brightmore (chairman of the Race ...

... tears and sleepless nights. To them I would try to bring comfort. Your own columns have brought the evidence of sufferers speaking to good food, to unremitting attention. On behalf of many an inquirer in Sheffield, I visited the two at Vryberg, one im ...