... than 30th. L A TBI FUNG ERROR! The Boer prisoners hospital at Orange River I continue to prosper, and was fat. correj was speaking to one t'uem other day. was an exceedingly interesting man. and half-hour conversation was most instructive. was educated ...

... baskets of parcels waiting be delivered to the troops Laxiysmith. LONG TOM'S CHARMED LIFE. Writes correspondent in Ladysmith, speaking liong Tom : lie re-ally bears charmed lite; for hours we pitch projectiles the right of him, to left him. above him. and ...

... (Mexican), •nd we guarantee them equal to Havana Cigars at 30s per 100. They are seiiing in thousands, and our cus- tomers speak in the highest terms of them. They are a large cigar, and a perfeot treat to cigar smokers. We will send samples, 6 for ls ...

... fratricidal btrife. Rents and taxes will remain pretty much the same. The error of speaking the Now Century has arisen from the common way of treating people's ages, namely, speaking of a man as forty when he has passed his thirty-ninth birthday. The end of the ...

... a higher spirit or a better way. No one can aver that the Bishop reserves his rebukes for a particular set of men, for he speaks of the Church having set before the public eye the familiar spectacle of bodies of Englishmen desperately determined to ...

... The Press, contributes several pa^es of journalistic reminiscences which are illustrate 1 and exceptionally interesting. Speaking of the Russo-Turkish campaign, he says :— ' ; The narrow- est escape I ever had occurred during the battle of Yeni-Saghra ...

... le‘t is considerably weakened if they have not entirely witodrawn their forces in that direction. { A NONCONFORMIST LEADER SPEAKS OUT. Te KOT HUMILIATION BUT CALM fF OLUTION AND i ORTLLUDE. hough, who several years ago The Rev. G. J. Gres Was the chairman ...

... would get it over easier if you was there, miss. Tho girl diook her head I don't think I ought to come, Parker, she said, speaking in a low voice that the groom and tlie porters who stood now should not hear her. It will make it less awkward for tho people ...

... sore straits through that cause alone. In the exceptional circumstances of the campaign our troops being engaged by men who speak their tongue, and can repeat their orders to create confusion, this well might be relaxed. The Boers expect to win, and they ...

... garrison duty in their place ah uU the Leinatcrs be removed WELLINGTON. Dec 39 The Right Hon R J Seddon. Presuur f New Zealand, speaking at Wetland •*• in* Transvaal War, -iaid that fighting Men **rm not fault-finders, and at the present juactaa* the former ...

... an early date. Many planters are volunteering. Wellington, Saturday. Tbc Right Hon. P. J. Seddon, Premier of New Zealand, speaking Westland on the Transvaal .War said tho people of New Zealand were determined that the prestige of the British Empire to ...

... THE BRITISH ARTILLERY. Mr. J. 11. Bottomley, of Lancastar, speaking Friday night the Skerton Constitutional Club, referred to the complaints that wc were abort of horses and artillerr, and reminded his hearers that Sir Charles DUke, M.P., in the House ...