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The New Year's [ill]
... X .v :%r% Avo th t ltb t' lhtb etaio, el Ito trJIlnJleN au iI gq IN.tM n! vo Ow CZaInk(t th~t~ll fn . . I 8 's :Nr not; ?? o~el tj .'i' 4x5:1t't 1s !;.1 te i 5A(visoN.l I t}o Primi,' it V!:: ...
LETTERS FROM THE FRONT
... LETTERS FROM T FRONT. AN OPFICERS IfTER. The following extsracts from the letter of a young officer who has been at EstcQurt and in the country between that place and Colenso since early in November may be of interest. The letter is dated from. Frere, on the 28th of November:- When I last wrote we were just going out to Willow Grange, so I will carry on from there. We started from Esacourt at ...
THE SCARCITY OF COAL
... I THE SCARCITY OF COAT T ANOTHER RISE IN PtICES. Thle aticipated Announcement of an increase in the price of coal was made on Saturday. A meetin of the executive committee of the City of Birmingham and District Coal Merchants' A--sociatioa was held in the 1morning atthe Blirmingham Exchange, and it was de- cided to increase the price of coal, cobbles, auts, rough and engine slack is. 6d. per ...
TROOP EMBARKATIONS AT LIVERPOOL
... TROOP EMBARKATIONS AT LIVERPOOL : THE WHITE STAR LnKR CYAMRIC. Long bete dayirsek yesrJd, hmn lx- SI dreds of people fr all quarters of Liverpool in had congregated otide the a6PPreS to the t Cana& Do ...
LOSS OF A BRITISH VESSEL WITH ALL HANDS
... LOSS OF A BRMSH VESSEL WIT ALL HANDS.I CHERBOUIRG, Dec 30. The English sailing vessel Emily Lloyd, 126 tou, of Maidon, has been totally lost, with all hands, during the gale. Her crew consisted of the captain, James Clarke, and twelve men. The vessel went ashore near the Equihen Semaphore, and afterwards broke upr. the wreekage being washed out to se& The local authorities fave proceeded to ...
METEOROLOGICAL REPORT
... METEOROLAeICAfL RZMOB - Ii DAXLY I Is oi READiNGS THIS WORNING ByI NEGMECf AND ZA.MBR.&S BFAvWME I Comreeda to ?? and reduced to 32 deg.F ~.Ns* llwahav~a b~t of thmba at odo6oelrO f ?? Th*Tamm=&TVILa - 11ampen alesat 4eciatia Ihe40 ;um tah te z3.1.. at the~ 82..s how yw.s wa- l3f1. aY-A k~up¶5tS ansowy tb* CW beodi W~zd . yo * u was h t4 2s tissuedang as U.W..Iagmr jc 02is Bemg&m r 4er; iye g ...
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THE WAR
... 4THE WAR . IKJMBERLEY AN D THE J: QIUJEN. EMY RMfOG IN CAPE CO4L&MY. BOERS- SOUTH O. THE TUGE LA. FORCE CUT OFE SORTIES PROMf LAUYSNJTITH RA; RK 1.4 / AI I) LORD E. CWIL REPORTED iVOUNDUED. - GERMAN STEAMER SEIZED. THE Q_`EE-ENi'a MIESEZE-AGE TO fED .TR.OOPS. EREUTER'S TELEGrAM.) Capts TownI, Siunday. The Queen's Christmas' message to the :troops in Souith Africa wished the generals commanding ...
THIS MORNING'S NEWS IN BRIEF
... 6SA]LUS POPS2L1 LEE SUPMLm MONDAY, JANUARY L 0- THIS MORNINGS NEWS aN BRIEF. - NO fresh mvenent af inmportanchas E. taken phace in Sout& Africa. All the be- sieged report themselves able to hold out a ...
A BANDON DOCTOR'S TERRIBLE MISTAKE
... 'A BA.NDON DOCTOR'S TERRIBLE Gi MISTAKE l - Bandon. Sau.timiav 'venioi Dr Wlfliarn J Be-cher,te . (i the Ba~indo Wr-khouse, 10nt his lie to-day through a fatal niset.ke. Up to the ari' P1rt of tha forenoon he was, accar-inz to cuscn a. in attend.ie1ce at the institeteon, e nd at, (re o clock v as engaged in the surge rayakin' up the paLtlerS' nx;dicinee;. JIt' infirmary cur-e, Miss Pon e, Was ...
WAR LETTERS
... E CAMP AT FRERE. ie Daily Telegraph /War Cor- .Adent, Mr Bennet Burleigh.) (Arrangement with Glasgow Herald.) Frere, December 5. What sort of camp is Frere?' Oh, it's d all right, answered one of the Dlublins (Fusi- e liers) to a new arrival; it's not as good as the , Curragh, and the little stream-spruit they call it-is a poor thing, where we draw khaki water 1S for drinking and ...