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... stuck and defence. nine o’clock the battalion fell in, under their Commanding Officer. Colonel A. J. Bolton, and marohed to Sir John Moore’s Plain, where the companies were exercised independently, first in skirmishing, and afterwards in the now attack. About ...
... Johnson, Vryheid, May 12. M.I. Co. Yorks L.L—4037 M. Corson, Pretoria, May 12. 2nd Johannesburg Mtd. Riflea.—2s4s H. Jones (arm amputated), Frankfort, May 12. 2nd Essex Regiment. Luc. Corp. H. Scroiton (appendicitis). Frankfort, May 12. Marshall’s Horse ...
... non-resi-lent, Print' jL ami Flower Farm, sitoated on Suffolk Broad premium bOfruir.eas: shooting, bontint. Day andEldri »ge. 11. John street. Out cited FnaraCity. * DEQUIKED. smart Boy. for largo shipping offira must good writer, and preference toone « tk ...
... MOST GRATEFUL AND DRURY LANE THEATRE ROYAL. Manacmg Director. Arthur Cntlias. TO-DAY, 1.45 and 7.45. THE BEST FRIENDS Mrs. John Wood. Mrs. Mrs. Hicnard Edgar. Miss Mauds Daaks: Messrs. Sydney ent.ne. H. Beeves-bmith. Harbcrt sundmg. C. M. Lowue. Conway ...
... application Aista of. Uafuvamhed Honsce and Flats, also their Printed RifiaTm Maoam and Plata • • 4 BEKDOV/.Y, portion, faring Cardigan Bay. ia 1 acre grona ). wall Furaieki-d Roaidenca: Vaittiag. bed rooma bath-room (K. and c.); perfect eaanatioa: boat aad ...
... the Defendant’s horse St. Beurro, which was being led towards the stables by a lad, swerved round and kicked him the right arm, causing a severe contusion of the muscle. For Mr. Hardy it was said that his servant had not been guilty of negligence, and ...
... WeLealey. THIS EVENING, at 8 TOREADOR Mcarra Fred Wfi«nt. jon, l.ioael Mackinder. Georse t»ro**miih. Juo.. BoLerl Natoby. Harry Grattan. Herbert Clayton. A. Hr:Her too. K. Lincoln, and Edmund Payne: Meadanaaa Sydcer. Man* Sindh-.laic. \dolet Loyd. Queeoie Leighiun ...
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... railway men and other di»- abilities railway men suffer ; and mote that, in the opinion of this Honae, the Government should be armed with power call foe Returns the hours exceeding twelve per day worked railway servants, and of cases where work is resumed ...
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