... wounded, through one of the enemy's i she ds striking the house in which they were dining. I Another shell killed a Eaftr woman. The latest news from Cbieveley camp is to the effect that the Tugela has risen considerably. Several hundred of the enemy ...

... a knife dscoveredin tihe room- The woman was only twenty-seven: yeairs of -agce RODDY, who is said t he sab eeed to Jits of insanitv. made a I desperate resistance when apprehend e Yester- day, at Southampton, a woman was found dead in a bedroom with her ...

... 0 inoffensive farm Not even the infract** -.ha Prince of WAIM. to utmost, * saffitsav tie YMOMIT OAT rat WAT methods bora landed them. Load threat to resign suggests that ht* own At least rrepmwUlity tat out unprepared BUM ream other shoaldv-rs. but qonetun ...

... -and Frencth. dating probably from ?? of 1-898. when. French commanded the Aar;Li-c - iga te olf roe S~outhern B ilulcars) Army Corps. '-nra-j~arzce Frencih is hardly an ideal cavalry officer. !trc ar lte ?? tile beKau sab~reor about him. H-e MS Shi'm ...

... the man in the County CPoern ?? 30th of Aprai, ist, was on a Satu3day. J. M`-The tax is 2evied on the annual value of tbh land. Old Subscriber.-Sue the owner of the property for damages. A. Tolley.-Whitehouse went from Aston Villa to Bedmin5ter. ...

... and his head waiter to see the condemned woman, Louise .1Masset, in Newgate gaol, in order to say whether they could identify her as the person who had dinner at the hotel on October 27,' at the time the woman's murdered child was found at Daiston Junction ...

... in the beetroot dresses make these lovely The first part ends with one of the loveliest scenes it possible to imagine The Land Harmony” Here of such exquisite tints pinks pale greens heliotropes and blues and yellows the materials in many shading off ...

... . drawing his cordon very ,tightly round us. On Friday and Saturday we had a regular run of bad luck. On Friday a shell, landing in the market square, disembowelled • native and partially wrecked the shop of Mr. Lennon, • chemist. Two staff officers and ...

... Council have approached the Bishop Coventry in regard to the acquisition of a of land from 8t Philip’s Churchward They have also made known their desire acquire strip of land on the Col-more Row boundary of churchyard the Bishop has given his consent to ...

... ZNAl1ORAD.-Yontg experienced, CoAatroser andSndci; qsaick. T attnd ?? ?? givd ensedesqiypenrdet ar ood-letser ?? a. Ceas !Land Son. CortorartuonSre HE JLRuy.l lar-ld, Typeewgoditet Honda WeelCorporaeior ?? fie R-anted for auils toeeksn goa Dpper.~~c ...

... Christian to with holy that brother has taken up arras “Nevermore I fear I him moaned followed and Laura continued— knew a woman’s love - “True I it not” office brother of equally she kind impious retorted not sharply as expression crossed ’‘Your to you ...

... haviog joined Colonel renmained at Ensilen, and entrenched . -; cr.er to keep open the line of communica- General Methuen's army a-nd Orange ?? of the Roval Horse Artillery and - ith wh them. On half a dozen occasions J- : ave threatened to swoop down ...