... 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 ex-Lieutenant in the Army, who was cashiered for misconduct, and e ...

... oommaadeered. AdmL Mon Jo admonished court and placed on Retired LM tor beintf defeated by AdmL Dsamy Oarite. A Mr. wk~l«. speaking in the Capa Town Heals of Amenably, accused sereral members of treason. 24. Pro-Boer demonstration Tralalgar-squsre prored ...

... by me. I saw that the audience understood me, and yet I played in German, language which the majority of the public did not speak. I trembled before the Parisiai public. I was wrong. Nowhere, not even in Germany, have I received such warm and sympathetic ...

... place. . . . Or two occasions my brothers ana myself were taken over the island that same ‘humane superintendent’ of whom Day speaks.” Moreover, at that very time (1861-3), Day was the island, serving his sentence for bushranging, and it is possible that ...

... receiver for wireless telegraphy that is two thousand times more sensitive than the so-called Coherer,” of the Marconi system. Speaking of the discovery Professor Fessenden says:— “We realise that have not yet begnn see the limit. Marconi has demonstrated that ...

... and forage. The occupying force consisted of 1,500 men, under the leadership of Commandant Grobler, a well-informed English-speaking Free Stater. Of heae men 500 were Transvaalers, and the balance Free State burghers. It was said that the former were cautious ...

... of inadmissible character, tions hare had to be made, I cal features, or ihth referent taring upon the tfoins of som illy speaking, the:Shield is x, and it will noticed 'alssian Colonies each giv Africa are treated in a get owing to thkir present But ...

... eighteenth century to complete without 1800, o« the nineteenth without 1900, Any period of years ih century in the sense which speaks ii the table referred to.—l am. Sir, yours faithfully, D. BIDDLi. Kingston-on-Thames, Dec. 30. ...

... highest, marking points compared with December, 1896. During the present yea* they, however, touched 30}. Rhodesians generally speaking have commanded increased attention during the year.aaid there is likelihood when the war over that we shall aeo increased ...

... the working day will end three o’clock for all the men. The letter concludes as follows: —lt is now for the companies to speak. We await their answer confidently and calmly. Last evening the Prefect had interview with the Inspector-General of Mines and ...

... that the maintenance of the British Empire was part of the scheme Providence, because it meant the good order of the world. Speaking from hia experience, Mr. Meyer declared that, the whole, England was the greatest colonising and Christianising force in ...

... doubt aa to his claim to the money was the late Mr. Justice Denman, who gave his share to charity. It is not quite correct speak of the “abolition” of the Order the Coif. Lord Cairns, answering question in the House of Lords in 1877, remarked that there ...