... ” It was the turn of the British South Africa Police next. To them the said:—“I need not repeat to you, men, the story of the little red fort on the hill, which Cronje could not take.” under The Cape Police, Captain Marsh, were addressed as follows :— ...

... battalions. Not a single from an Irth regiment has been pointed In fact, the only people who have nefited by the formation of © corps have been the cfficers of the Guards, who have thus got pro motion by ude wind ARMOURED TRAIN IN BIRKENHEAD At present there ...

... West TOXTETH Womens LIBERAL TIOX.—On the invitation of Mra J. Ro Jones f ivice-preaden:) a meeang of the above aeomstion was held ec 30, Be) Prinoc’s Park, bast evening The meeting was sunimoned to discuss dhe agendas delegates for the Women’s appoi Liberal ...

... New- OW- hoase, at the Birkenbead Police Court yesterday, t Mr. for setting a quantist of gosse on fire at the corner arnd of I olleuseche-road and Upton-road on the 18th 1 instant. At eleven o'clock at night Police- t couatable 8 B saw the defendant ...

... small proportion of the real burghers p awill form the garrison.w a There is great danger tha the lately- bef ofported foreign corps will do a vast amount of Dr, damage. These foreigners were only at- me u0 tracted over here by hopes of loot, and they an( ...

... Blackb; rn Ps te 47th (ILord DBonoughinor'S Corps) uander >: j, Cati C. L. :Eeith, Isueients P. ilxa- w ud dol k, 1!. 1, a 1tBbitt, . Bw DaPre, 'd ?? v5 4 commander, The above was the formation kh of the corps, each comp=7 cansisting of 123 47 mien, e'n ...

... positions, it was fully believed that we 4apI to a big stand would be made at the capital. vsa and sido Now we find the burgher women cheering Lidtt onr victorious soldiers, ald welcoming their ing adv~ent. i-ne If this is an indication of the changed con- ...

... an old nigh Dutchman and a number of women and chiU- O0 dren. The old man began to srsom as soon was as he saw the Baralongs, but they explained siorn to him that they were not Boers, and did The not murder women and defenceless old men. were They then ...

... w, about two and aweited the orders, whose coming, a4 above explained, wae belated Lieut Colonel tuther, who commands the corps, aod the other officers, including Father Byrne, the act ing chaplain, were aleo present. As oach bour went by the men naturally ...

... Corporal T Wadham; New South Wales Mounted Infantry, Corporal V P Daly; Royal Army ad Medical Corps, Privates J Harvey, M J Ellwood:2 Mts- Army Ordnance Corps, Private L Pearce; Royal m ion Horse Guards, Private A CrTese; 1st West abe Riding Regiment, ...

... were practically sur- rounde&d and this resultediw. their hasty re- tiremen. They were being followed by some of our mounted corps. Hamilton speaks in high terms of the three battalions above- ed, and the admirable manner the 62nad K-ad Battery covered the ...

... 3rd King's Royal Rile Corps.-Second-Lieuten. ant £ B,. W. Splier. tst York and lrncaster Regiment.-Seond. Lieutenant St. J. Slinm. 2nd Gordon Highlanders.-Captnin Hon. B. F. Carnegie aid Oaptain. IL £ Bethnne. Army Servi Corps.-ideurenant-Colonel I. ...