... convey-vans-ns, andl by ca-tm o ost-k te pre-mier -town 'was vrrwe ?? Enactl -ttators. The dife- -soit -Ta.nde, to -ael 'aid -& cdna c-at bar 'telke. hero s~oon ?? nied hr bho ?? e' gatitchars.p while tut-sude -the tera-atea, s-b b fed eate c-oast-carted ...

... there is no sign of oar forces having moved for- ward to-day. Aecording to native reports, an- other British force has been detached from Biloen- fontein. If this is correct, the position of the Boers round Wepener is precarious. GENERAL BRABANT'S ADVANCE ...

... was ■decided, tailing a satisfactory reply from the to send the guard?. This course was adopted on May 23th. and British detachment of was at once sent to Pekin and men to Tientsin. Four more British ■hips were brought to Taku from Wei-hai- Wei. News then ...

... Wednesbury Oak Collieries, St,0ordshire. Mr. Balfour spoke at a bazaar in Manchester on Saturday last on the position of voluntary schools. The death is announeed nf the Honourable Arthur Morgan, second brother of Lord | Tredegar. Mr. G. R. Parler, 'while ...

... which the latter was making. De Wat has now changed his direction, and is believed be going westward. The Ist Life Guards detachment of the Composite Regiment of Household Cavalry returned to Windsor yesterday, the anniversary their departure. The Mayor ...

... unite this business question it would aid Mr. Balfour in his good intentions, and would help to improve upon them and secure equitable settlement of of the most momentous questions in Ireland. I enclose you £2O to aid the cause of peasant proprietary, and ...

... SO* per Annum; IVnio, lor te (d per Annua, prepaid, to ease ol Irjfßulsrilj in >l*s delleery of Tim Wma, Bobscribers sad --■aid oblige conununicatliia with the PttWtaher*. TBS Wma registered at the General Poet Office Newspaper for transmission through ...

... trade right veetod. It was on the same standing that of withholdirff subscription* from the Sostcnfstioa Fond. They were voluntary subscriptions, and the with Leathern were from week week, and could be discontinued at any time that cither of the parties ...

... horses. At this point we brought pompom into action, and the enemy instantly quitted their position and crossed to the Transvaal aide of the nver, leaving two of their wounded in our hands. A little Liter they fled altogether, abandoning thirty waggons, thirteen ...

... of the case. The late Hey. John Kingban, who was principal the Ulster Institution for Deaf and Dumb, began 1867, purely voluntary and benevolent effort, mission to the adult deaf and dumb in Belfast and Ulster. He conducted services for them first in ...

... the Board fiehools, l they wish to alter the School Board system to the ems nt of a complete revolutson.l They favour the Voluntary Schools which are managed by the Episcopal clergy in the interests of the Church. Omernmmt further fibre to the Board Schools ...

... and leaders of commerce; and further, that we have, these creations of voluntary initiative a nucleus ready to hand for any future organisation of higher education, an array of detached forces waiting to fall into line under a national system. In Manchester ...