... effects of the collision. His own craft was slightly damaged. He was unable to save the master and mate. To an interviewer Robert Madder, of Albion-street, Ipswich, te ealdest of the reseued crew, made the fol- lowing statement :- We left Seabam on Saturday ...

... struck him. He considered he had not met with that courtesy from the police which a gentleman was entÏtleJ to expect. Robert Madder, defendant's groom, was called for the defence.—His master's horses were trotting, not gallopping, when the policeman laid ...

... St. Clement. . ,, Turvey, May M.. 26 years, St. Peter. Webb, Robert W., 1 year, St. Nicholas. Mstay 10, Cooper, William 70 years, Rushmere. Raymer. Lily L., 1 year, St. MaryStoke. Thing, Robert Wm., infant St. Peter. t, Iay 11, Hope, Harriett, 82 years ...

... | ,HE XORTHERN gCHO. | RIDAY, JANUABY 14, 150, ROBERT BURNS. THE memory of BuONS will be, on the occasion of the anniversary of his birth, 9 drunk at many festive boards during the next few days. *It is a memory tihe world will not willingly let die ...

... ROBERTS ADVANCES THIRTY MILES EAST. METUEN AT KIMBERLEY. RAILWAY RESTORED. THE FIRST TRAIN. A SUPPLY OF COALS. EXPERIENCES (F TIE BESIEGED. CAPTUNIE OF BOER GUN. SPECIAL TELEGRAMS. From Lord Roberts to Secretary of State for War. (Received 1.45 p.m., ...

... SINCE ROBERTS ARRIVED. I KIMBERLEY AND PAARDEBERG. THE STORY OF THREE WEEKS. it would not be surprising if something like wonder were felt anud the general rejoicing at Che good-news from Paardeberg. So inuci has been happening of late, and so totally ...

... ROBERTS MAKING READY. IMPORLTAT CHANTGES IN HIGH COALWAUNDS. AflACHIES GO TO THE FRON-T. t * ~~~~~~~~~t1 MOVE FROM ORLAN3GE RIVER. DRIFT SEIZED AND HELD. :WITHDRAWVING 7ROM COLES- BERG. HEAVY ODDS AGAINST US. c U GENNERAL BULLEIZ AT CRIEVELEY. F d LONG ...

... ROBERTS'S ADVANCEI NO NEWSS TUE WAIT ON THE TUGELA. IS BULLER MOVIN7G? B0ER REPORTS. LANCERS CA1'TURED AND WOUNDED. DUNDONArD'S SKIRMISH. LITELTON SUCCEEDS CLERY. There is no further news from Lord Roberts. The fact is not surprising, and certainly uothing ...

... great. Reinforcements of guns and men are reaching Lord Roberts. A terrific shell fire is being kept up oh the Doer positions. To all appearances Cronjc's force is ?? News. OTTAIVA, Feb. 22. Lord Roberts lhs sent the following cable- gram to Lord Mlinto: ' ...

... possible to follow the movement?, Lord Roberts's object is to cut off Gercral Cronje's force, which hus for so long hell Lard Methbten in check, from its base. There bas 4s yet beer no serious fighting, but Lord' Roberts seems to have made successful ?? movements ...

... 1LORD ROBERTS'S MOVE.I e V C C ii t t 11 d S |GENERAL FRENCH REACHES KIMBEBRLEY. - (Official Telegrams.) is ?? following notice was posted ait the War tI Office at a quarter to teni o'clock yesterday mnorn- Lord Roberts to the Secretary of State for t ...

... P3,EBENTATION T JsIR ROBERT SEXTON. . , On Saturday the officers do the South Dublin Uniex assembled in the boardroom of that institu- ?? fcr tie purpose of preeesting Sir Robert Sex- ton, Chairman of 'the Board, with a beautifully illuminated sdidreas ...