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... strack him. He considered he had not met with that courtesy from the police which a gentleman is entitled to expel t. 'Robert Madder, defendant's groom, was called for the defence. His master's horses were trotting, not galloping, when the policeman laid ...
... ON THE PRAIRIE. M Nalighbairs. By Rebort and is. Od. nal. Mr Robert Stead's new tale Is In some respects a complementary volume to Mr Hamlin Garland's A Son of the Middle Border Just as the latter work deser:bes the struggles of the American pioneers ...
... By Robert Lynd would look like a fierce bear but for the good - humoured smile and twinkling eyes which light up his face very pleasantly Stoja has grown mentally as well as physically. Today, he is in every sense of the word the strongest man in ...
... BOOKS Edited by Robert A. LW. MASON is “ the best story-teflers. in his new novel, Amber (Hodder and Stato, ton. gs. 6d.1, he is adable as re . in the best sense of the are t s . as ever. His plot would be repin es it less delicate hands. n include, ...
... 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., ...
... 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 ...
... 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'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 ...
... BOOKS Edited by Robert Lynd ..11.1ANDLING HORSES* (Hurst and Blade; -•- • - - 12s. by Lieut.-CoL P. D. Stewart, Is a book tinged the character of the author. h is packed with strongly opinions on the handling at horses and sport. Col. is vehemently opposed ...
... CORINTHIANS at. MILLWALL Corinthians: B. Howard Baba,: A 0. G. Batilit; A H. Madder. W. T Wh.,il. F. H. lt W. V. Robins. F. N . Cavell. C. T. Ashton. A. G. HoggarL Lieut. B. L. Regan. Hi Ewalt: Lansdale; Hill, Pupa; Martin, Gomm. 'Graham; Curkiudals. ...