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... are quite confident of maintaining their position against any infantry in the world. The doctor found among the Boers many speaking English. Among those serving with the enemy he saw an ?? in the Army, who was cashiered for misconduct, and an ?? in the ...

... we lost a lot of our own men. I consider myself very lucky that I am still living. It seems very strange to hear the men speaking of home ; no one says ' when I get home ?? it is 'if I live to get home.' For my part I would ! not go through the last three ...

... Mr. F__d_eic Harkison*, delivering his annual address to the London Positivists Society in Newton Hall, Fetter-lane, and speaking to a large audience, said that a time of private sorrow and public anxiety, such as we saw to-day as we entered on the last ...

... MERCANTILE SHIPPING NEWS. (From Lloyd's List.) speakings. Ban_shire (s). London to Sydney. Nov. 21, 59 N. 12 W. Emily A. Davis (presumed), Clyde to Mauritius, Oct. 22. Sarnoek, London to Melbourne. Dec 17. 49 N. 3 W. Yarrawonga (8). Cape Colony to London ...

... head—so uncurled ; We can rhyme with the big British roar As it rolls from the ends of the world. Is there anything we may not speak ? Is there anything m cannot feci? . Who on earth shall accuse us of cheek When our pen’s manufactured of steel ? So of empire ...

... and he ~as n,nu charged with breaking into - '.n.: . 1 ia “ Mr. Hansford's sbop and stealing & quantity of | £iOD,” or, to speak less coutroversially, & day feweiry. Prisoners were remauded until of united prayer. - Thursaay. ‘ Twe clerical Tn(hlun “L(‘h ...

... their thoughts were honeycombed with the dread tbat burrowed into their very hearts. And at last, whenever they did chanee to speak, always it was about Michael—and ‘‘The Unknown.”’ ““Mark,” sald Helen, after an unnsnally long pause, “is it really true that ...

... Natal. A more splendid-looking group of soldiers it would be difficult to imagine. In one of his wars the by. Charles Kingsley speaks truly of the Volunteer Army which is now formidable by Iturobers and courage—which„ did the terrible call come, might be ...

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... whatever; and this not without good reasons. A glance at the map will explain the Sultan's desire to get the first half (roughly speaking) of the railway built ; it is of enor- mous strategical value to Turkey, and Russia's ill- concealed fury at her o}iposition ...

... McKinley's message anent German fellowship. We Americans appreciated his Spanish diplomacy, and understand him pow, The English-speaking race is one, the world over. If the need comes, Congress will do as we say for itto do. have had many a conference and c ...