... Patterson sought Rassian menace js « blin United Tramways which can only thw: ther hushand, Mr Ratph cesses or by war; the sir | cesses or by war; tue n injuries occasioned by | steadily, day by da adtington road by one | predcmina tzam-cars on the Engtishm ...

... day, one commencing ‘the 7 45. Several pictare arly unhappy one. African war are given. get the division over British army whieh to their division lobby, | struggle does mot war mass at the tellers’ end, tainment, including th mparatively air of | ingly ...

... no doubt that the the war to a ¢ ry of enormous value and be glad to bear and he be- Tight bon air field and no favour, would beat che In to communicate upon tha Megotiations, past, prese md wished to make the war in South Africa tron of affairs at this ...

... all filled ay bog and rocks, but o pay for the potential the dottem of the sea! they thought th je of must be soil of Gouth Africa | mealies and of cain wa in danger, end I hope, ruined by t extraordinary and fate- skies ; but against ealed against, if ...

... douthern would Don't you exercise your The “Daily News” i we won't exercise ours tich harvest in those pot know that the South Africa which B | Clembrock, and several in calling, with Midlar’ Sailway Com o these running vouse the envy of Ge refuge” The figures ...

... even if he BRITISH use of Lords, he is not ing at the Bar retarn of the estimated saxty been passed by 'e Gate Brewery Tram- Africa and China, a = also passed a similar; £142,807. 000. 4 and the Parchese 08 ng those referring to the grants bee ocd MAY | ...

... uf Galway. WAR OFFICE ¢ Telfact a ollege, Belfast. that che Transvaal author direst, from Africa all t despatches, thus checkn in every direction to oo ollege, Belfast. Teatian here farther co ns Despatches, “he says, r HEMISTRY. reach the War Office. Belfast ...

... someone else ‘War Office, said Freeman was native of and devoted subjects of the Crown. They which hae within the lest fortnight been brought | day. prior to the sele of the valuable furnitare strangers who came yust etand or fall Africa, who had Present ...

... of the wounded ran Rastenburg. lores in the Kat ) enemy, a number o! WAR OFFI and 18 riffes were cap- The War Office noti: COLONY. lowing awards have | in the defence of Forts IN WAR SPECIAL) | Reinet. October 8th. capture of Lotter’s con ict Mounted Rifles ...

... for the date an expert eo con ATIONS, “ander more the malarial mosquito have from time to time these be SUBSTITUTE, BUT THE WAR OF RETIO SALINE, The British have RETIO SALINE, Boers by Pproclama not the most effect. out the World, 10 and Patent The very ...

... 1801. The of o|°! tint pe in the the war, and the| people free and generous” came into Now that ustives session of Malte thirteen years later with dy the English action of power. Hng-|the fall assent of the and since war, and that Mr. vened on behalf of m ...

... | he Housebok — wae ‘war tion to these men tha OF TRINITY EGE « of the one year, or until ¢he with the necessities of BY MESSRS REDMOND, ETC, COST OF Mr BRODRICK, ; — Y MR BALFOUR| wets might } and a over. scam IP APH) ‘W ac: = ww Government to course ...