... outraging women and Tobbing villages. The Rev. Mr. Teik-esbury, of the Board of Missions, asserts that in the vicinity of Tung-Chow they are terrorising the people, and the -wonmen are hiding in the fields. On the 22nd inst. three hundred women from a donen ...

... culminating ire charge with bayonet. In MeHiss's flivng columnu follgring casualties reported: Matior Melliss, Indian Staff Corps; Lieutenant Biss, 5th Battalion Duke of Cambridge's Own (Middle- sex) Regiment, slightly woonded. Colour-Sergt. Foster, 2nd ...

... Earl of Dunraran and Mr. Seton-Karr, M.P., that the majority of the Corps of Sharpshooters who went to South Africa from this country are likely to join General Ba-den- Powell's new police force. I am informed that the Unionist authorities at Blaclpool will ...

... Canton, where she is learning .be Chinese language, and fitting herself for work amnong the Ohinese women, under the auspices of the Ladies' Auxiliary of the Wesleyan Missions. She has now been out about two years. The Rev. W. Bridie and his wife are ...

... previous quarter. The dispoeable profits lE8,4471 allowed a dividend omf 3s. 6d. in the pound, besides the ?? deductions to the auxiliary institarlons of the Scuiety. It vwas decided to Stake up the requisite nitn- 7her of £I shares in the HaliFax Flour Secisty ...

... Spitzkop cre about as bad as nature can make themL It is not at all unlikely thatl this neighbour- hood will afford exciting police work before the last Boer buries his rifle for good and sharpens his sickle. It is not a new thing that defenders, posted ...

... Privates H1. Rossiter, 0, Lester. F L. .Tohnson, H. Gordon, F. Ferguson, C. Glyn, U. D. Shepherd, F. Knight, and H. Adler. Gape Police-Killed: Sergeant G4. Brady- Lance- Corporal R. Ilanbly; Privates ?? Dennison. A. Parker. J. E. Willianis T. Jones. R. S. McKenzie ...

... be a most potent factor in our scheme of Imperial defence. (Cheers.) There were serving in South Afrio at present 60,000 auxiliary troops, and of these, he was happy to szv, nearly 3,000 were fur- nished by the colonies. (Cheers.) Lord Stratheona, in proposing ...

... misconduct on the part of any of the corps engaged on that ccasion bsa ever reached me, and His Royal Highness miay with the utmnst truth and con-, fidence publicly contradict the false statement. SODBEES. BADENT-POWELL'S POLICE. CONDITIONS-S OF SERVICE. The ...

... Government to the unprotlected state of the district, ?? asking for the return of the Cape Police. Friday. Sir J. Gordon Sprigg has telegraphed that if the Cape Police do not return here a special force will be raised to patrol the district. The Special Treason ...

... four escaped, and four, who were wounded, made their wavy for two mniles until they met a patrol of Colonel Plumer's Black Police, who reported the news to Colonel Plumer, and an ambalance was sent. The'se, native Baralongs state that they killed eight ...

... Party of thirteen native -women tried to get sway or night of 15th. Enemy opened fire on thcm, killing nine, wounding two, who got back and reported. I wrote to Snyman. pointing out that he shells native stadt, which is full of women and children. and thlat ...