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... Ophir. The yacht ami cruisers having finished coaling 8*il«!d for Quebec. The war transport Lake Eria sailed for (he Cspa at three o’clock with 600 troopers rctnrnmg to South Africa, who mustered on deck and cheered the Ophir and cruisers The crews the three ...
... aetUera in tbia proainca. The Doha, who wore undraaa admirer uniform, then praaented war medals to lo t man who hare returned from Sooth Africa. Their Royal Highnaaa-a altar war drore Governmeat Honae to Inncb. The lowa in a farmant of patriotic excitement ...
... appearance in eonrt, aongratnlaling him on hia brilliant oollega eourca, wished him a proaparous carter. Ur. Dlamond'a remarks war* supported Ur. Corry, and folly endorsed by tb* entire Bench. Ur. Kelly thanked Ur. Diamond aad Iba other members of the Bench ...
... poulterer was soriy tn w-as impossible ; and was sorry too, ...
... the days of Peter s rule in Rome. THK BOER WAR AND THE AMERICAN BOTTLE TRADE An instance of the curious working of cause effect in commercial matters is given by a New York paper, which attributes to the war in the Transvaal the recent prosperity of American ...
... Grand Cordon of the Legion of Honoor, rode the side of tho carriage, his charger being superb bay. Oanaral Andre, Minister of War, also on hotaaback, rods at the other aids of the Empress's carriage. President Loobet drove with M. Waldack-Ronmean end Generals ...
... shot-tower the ascendant, or other words, the yacht Columbia maintains the Yankee prestige, the Shamrock heads her rival. The war in all its variety of grievousness is for the time shut cut in national passionato sentimentality as the speed a Clyde cutter ...
... the war hare inratiably been aonnd, even when hia pro- *” prieeta . at official! of pheciea were not alway. immediately fulfill* r* . , , . aympatby with the objecta Dr. Lmad g'™ • °P* ,al ^ u, « ‘k* catore More that, the eigne in Sooth Africa. The ...
... wives from the surrounding counties of Sligo, Fermanagh, and Cavan. But within the last three years all that has altered. The War Office has purchased tract of ground its outskirts, and established a large camp of exercise and a permanent range. In 189!) ...
... Ballard also submitted tbe traesnrer*s state rasut. the motion of Mr. A- Liesler, seconded by M>. D. Irvine, jun.. both reports wars adopted Tbs Chairman afterwards presented medal Hr. fames Douglas, expressing tbs hope that It might so incentive to others ...
... and •.•using almost instantaneous death. It is stated (hat the two men, who belong to Lisburn, and who were start for South Africa last night, were the best of terms, and Stewart was greatly distressed at the accident. Evidence was given Captain Dr. Magee ...
... ty for the war on the burghers. He says after annexation the British cannot break faith with the loyalists to the new regime. The question of clemency was one for unfettered discretion. London, Sunday.—The Press Association states the War Office to-night ...