... remaining three were taken to College-street Police Station. Immediately afterwards an excited crowd assembled in College Green, opposite to the college buildings, and it was found neces- sary to supplement the police force there. A cordon of constables was ...

... Cassnaties-lad~Ysmith. Private W. Gregory. Ist Battalion Glouoester Regiment; Private G. Brown ?? 2nd King's Royal Bills Corps, died of entierie fever 2,3rd Feb. Driver A. Fraser, 21st Bwttery Field Artilery, died of evterie fever 54th Feb. Sapper J ...

... volunteer corps for St. Anne's has beeu guing on. On Thursday night a largo meeaing was addressed by Major J. D. Murray, 2Dd Lanea- -shire Royal Engineers, St. Ilelens, and it was e decided to petition the War Office to form an s engineer corps for St. ...

... M'George and Jardine) also spoke. THE POLICE COURTS. m In more than one case of drunken and dis- d, orderly conduct which came before Mr. W. J. ai Stewart, the stipendiary magistrate of Liver- )h pool, at the Dale-street Police Court. yester- day, the excuse ...

... (dysentery). Frn 42nd Battery Field ArtillerY -1f,61i Driver £. letBataionKig' Ryal Ride Corps. 4 W Prirte . Lesh eatvie) - & 2.nd Battalion King's Royal RiMe Corps-PlO7 Private H. Cooper (antfied. Feb. 28. 2nd Battalion Kink's Royea Wife CoDrps.-3193 Private ...

... Reid Februar 24 - 2ND ROYAL WEST SURREY. WOUNDED. 422 (1 4027 Pte H Ayley Private 3T Carney Private S Benfold Private C Church Corp~oral 3 Clifford Private C Woods Private 0 Collis 'Private W Simso Private A Rod Lance-CroaBae Private W Snithl [SSING. Private ...

... 27th Feb.-36th Company Army Service Corps. Driver T. Cotter, enteric. n Modder River, 28th Feb.-36th Company Army t Service Corps, Private W. Davies, enterio. Orange River, 28th Feb.-29th Company Army n Service Corps, Lance-Corporal Wi Wiggins, I enteric ...

... described as only a mite General Joubert. The -s a g~reat general, whereas g cst the reputation he might ?? a; fl' 'tiut with women and chi]- I' a eia? Creorl Joubert, in his !d prosress, and,he added, -hs nelect.ed president we ?? ste been living in brotherly ...

... Deliveranceof oldentimes was the ?? still. This pathetic speech from the enerable President brought tears to the eyes of men and women alike. At its conchlsion the Free State Volkalied was oung by the people, whose voiees were tremulous with emotion. The two ...

... (be hebiatthe Towa Hali on Tuealay, 1900— Present The Hor Comes, Lent « by Str Lawrence. by Mr Hower supported by Sie Edwant women Tha! this meeting to i famine armoaihy the by the aml re Chat @ far Cor their um xllate tee by pag bic ton. Freee Last adbrert ...

... WORK FOR THE SCOUTS. Every one has been wondering what the Corps r of Colonial Scouts has been doing. Colonel i Addison, of the Colonial Forces, is in command . of about 350 picked men of the corps, and he e took them on some mysterious errand into Zulu ...

... zhe picture The blave Market at Cairo at No. 5, Bold-street. It will be remembered that as a con- 1 sequence of recent police proceedings the pro. a prietors of the picture gave an undertaking not to he continue the exhibition except in strict conformity ...