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... there for nine months. The first journal Pioneer ist who, War War Corses ton dents. Correspondent, actually accompanied an armed expedition active service, was Mr C. L. Griineisen. He went Spain in the interests of the Morning Post with Colonel do Lacy ...
... and she was quite prepared to hear that John had challenged r sob to mortal combat for his unparalleled audacity! But when she heard that Rudolf bail received nothing bnt politeness and civility from Sir John, and that he was not without hope soon becoming ...
... light* to memory. Th. , intellectual ' genim of the reign (mend its eaponrnt• Is Wenger* us the writings of John Hoskin. of Charles I of John Stuart Mill. and. In a t . Matthew Arnold and Ilerleit Span ar. . tart-known works are Modern Painters * 'The ...
... GOD SAVE THE KING! i lia. TM Veseek tie dtown was lla Tann en hider rewired he Lothian, Amides. end The weekly of St John's beaus were sleeted for the greeter, and ahem. womb into by Bro. H. with the of Bro. Goad a—ia C.T., XL; lisllie V.T., Bro. Secy ...
... Parish Church the officiating clergymen being the Rev John Keith minister of the parish and his assistant Rev A Macfarlaine Rev P B K MTn- Memorial United Free Church and Rev Mr M’Gregor assistant in John’s United Free Church There was very large attendance ...
... ATtMS . BcUinc 1 ! to 10 on Midrillo Sweep , which led by about a length and a half , and was always too speedy for Coat of Arms behind a ncins hare . which led the pair a rsro dance . Mr K . Roger ' s GIiESBTRAE beat Mr T . Graham's GUTTLER . BetUnp—5 ...
... Santos, 7ih PENSACOLA —Avon more, s, Liverpool, 9th inst PERNAMBUCO-Cordelia, John’s, N.F., 10th inst RANGOON—Cheshire, s, Liverpool, 10th inst RIO JANElRO—Corcovado, s, inst JOHN, NJB.—Concordia, s, Clyde, insfc SUEZ—Worsley Hall, s, Rangoon, 10th insfc ...
... Donald (out of breath): I beg yonr pardon, sir. I thought you was woman. I didna see your trews.” Arms and tub Man.”— John Bull (to the Right Hon. John Brodrick, Minister for War): You’re not soldier, but according mv system you’ve got to carry this ...
... that r7eor4e's father had trusted him so, he felt. Wat Ling him, Guy appeared to forma resolution. Arm.ll. he laving his hand on his companion's arm. and speaking with a strange earnestness, y•ln can, I think, trust me!' With my life. 'Kea; tell ...
... SOLDIERS AT THE FRONT. LOCAL GIFTS LONG ON THE WAY. BUT RECEIVED GOOD ORDER. PRIVATE NICOLL ON THE BASUTOLAND BORDER. Private John of the 2nd V.B. Black Watch, writing to Major Corsar, Arbroath, from the border Basutoland, Hill and Dale, February IS, 1901 ...
... terms which they considered would make for the future peaceable settlement in South Africa. Upon the Boos delivering up all arms and munitions of war, there was to be a general amnesty frown all bona-fds acts committed in war. Crown Colony Government was ...
... and the Bench continued of Rev. Roderick Macrae, 016:may ;, Mr John Mackenzie, merchant; ox-Provost Smith, Mr Kenneth Smith, Mr ~Eneas M. Mackenzie, Mr Angus Macleod, Portvoller; Mr John Mackenzie, fislicurer; Mr Peter Liddle, Gress; Mr Ranald Macdonald ...