... probably their last stand. A determined stand it is, according to Lord Roberts's message from Bel- fast. Let us see how the Boers have been hemmed into this tract of country, which, says Lord Roberts, is difficult and well suited to their tactics, and less ...

... LAW NOTICES. HIGH COURT OF JUbTCE:. VACATION CAUSE LIST. Lord Chic' Justice's Cotr-Bcfore Mr. Justice Fareil _ (sittug as V'acartion Judge).-In hiN Lordship's -rivate Room (No. ?? 10.30-uambe rnmonses (with counsel): e Iis tttuck's TruLss (Whittuck v ...

... others-.wartrc5 v Todd &ad anottwr. SUPREME COURT OF JUDICATURE. COURT (If APPEAL,-Bejoro thle Master of the Rolls, Lord JUVatier- 1Riwby, und Lord Justice, Colhns.m-In2 Appeal Court No, 11.-At U..-Appenlis from thle Chan ?? (Clental List): Eionloalastcai C ...

... Mary Catboart, a lady -of independent nreana and a frequent visitor at the Courts of Law, against Mr. Julius Jacobs and Mr. Morris Jacobs, described as financial agents, for an order directing -he de- fendants to delivor up three documeuts which they had ...

... LAW NOTICES. HIGH COURT OF JUSTICE. VACATION CAUSE LW7T. . Lord Chief Justice's Court.-Before Mr. Justice Frv-ell (saiting as Vaoatkm Judge).-ln his Lordship'e Private Rloom (so. 6 1 ?? ber ?? ounsel: Hariner and Harley (Liwited) v Davie-Van Laun v M ...

... -This Day. PROTHEVROE and MORRIS-Land; at Fambridgean-Cruch at 2. FAREBROTHER, ELLIS and Co.-FreeIoldd, &c.; at the MIart, at 2. WELSTI SUNDAY CLOSING ACT.-At the St. Asaph Police Court yesterday, Joseph Ainsworth, land- lord of the Hand IJn, St. Asaph ...

... the Conservtive cause,-I am, my dear Puleston, very faithfully rours, - EbWARD OLARKE. The Chatrman next read a letter from Lord SAldenham, in which his lordship suggested that Sir J. Dimsdale had the strongest claim to be chosen as a candidate. Sir F ...

... R. Birdwood iseverely wounded right I iee;. I Bat B'talion Liverpool Regiment-Captain F. R. Ewazt .slightlv wotinded hand). Lord Stnathcona's Corps.--b2 'Trooper D. Burnet shghitil wounded, 2b6 Trooper F. C. White l)y .slightly wounded). South . Airca-z ...

... Francis Place, Robert Owen, Cobden, MUil, and Kin ?? is E synpatleticullv described; while Mrs. 'ry. Lord t S&hlafte-sbury, Carlyle, lhusin and AV iiam s Morris make up the zst of ?Yr. Balmmforth's c Pioneers. Si% accounts of the Chartist I Movement, the Trade ...

... Majesty by 17a-jor-General Morris, Deputy Adjutant-General. VOTES OF CONDOLENrCE' IN APARLIA- E A IL NT . SPEECHES BY PART Y LE A DERS. In the House of Lords yesterday, g 'The -Marquis of !Saii.-burv ro-se andl said : M v lords, I have -atu to as o o oeo ...

... it was not eorrect that the applicant was a Sixth Fornm boy at Eton. Mir. Fordhain: ?? also told me he was a rela- tive of Lord Salisbniry. Applicant: So I am. Mr. Fordhan: If that be so, and your rich relatives think you are deserving of assistance, ...

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