... the way to Pretoria . Out and In. Speaking further of this scene, says that the station platform was crowded, and in many instance, insulting and offensive remarks were addressed to the soldiers, set! generally speaking this was not the case. One young ...

... ship Maine, realised over 6,000 The has ..1 tiia* future wili willing receive from tbe executives the postal trades unioi.. Speaking the annustl dinner the . of Shipping the United last in. Mr. Bi?bam urged duty of r.s to learn the lessons which war was ...

... and in which have been hitherto deficient. The fact that we can move away a couple of besides the cavalry from the' railway speaks well for Lord Roberts' transport— which, doubt !->ss. Lord Kitchener has been devoting his skill an organiser. Tho presence ...

... Wiltshire, the 2nd Worcestershire, the Ist Royal Irish, and the 2nd Bedfordshire, the battalion, which compose the 12th Brigade. speaking the Sixth Division, Lord Roberts therefore probably means the 13th Brigade, which, under Major General Knox, comprises ...

... of the war the British have gained a decisive advantage, which admits dean.'. Lord Roberts' success from moral point view, speaking generally, but judge its probable effect the campaign to say that it is ahnost nil. ...

... Generals, and was astonished to find how much they knew concerning them. They not seem to fear them, though they invariably speak of them wonderful soldiers. God. and Paul Kruger will look after us, is their creed. Their faith in President Kroger is ...

... Andovor Street, Brigbtside, Sheffield Maria Deacon, 2, Swan Street, Atterciiffe, M«- Sheldon, 23. Hooton Street, off' dUOaW not speak for the aterlinf' ments « . *x ,j »r- t this great medicine? Wh, are Doan's Backache I Gnmesthorpe, Sheffield; J. WO, 78, so ...

... that all its grossest trappings fell I away and left nothing but the ideal Christ. Once more we heard the distant batteries speak to those whose hand, bad rudely grasped the Empire's flag, and every rock, and hill, and crag, and stony height took the echo ...

... his companions. Red Fury and Real Emperor. In point of fact, there are few necessary changes to chronicle, and generally speaking the various candidates have suffered no ill effects from the enforced delay in commencing the proceedings. Mr. T. Cooper ...

... yet nothing was kept back, and intelligently and vividly did Mrs. Hawkins describe what had taken place, yf^' that her words speak for themselves. She said : thirty-six years of age, and had suffered from Indigestion since was ten years old. About two ...

... was incident the House of Lords last night which recalled famous, Kerne) the Commons, -when learned Member, emphatically speaking from a seat behind tho Treasury Bench, thrice knocked off the hat of the present Leader of the Opposition. The Prince of ...

... Reserve Battalions about to be , formed, with a total bounty of £22, will produce , about 45,000 men- Is Cronje Surrounded? Speaking at a meeting, hold last night in Maryie- 1 bone, Lord LC.C. evoked outburst of enthusiasm by a reference to the British vie- ...