... entered the King's Royal Bifle Corps, and served with distinction in the Afghan War 1879-80, the Maori Expedition, the Boer War 1881. the Egyptian War, 1882, the Black Mountain Expedition, 1891. and the Meransal Expedition. 1891. He married, in 1892, Lina ...

... who otherwise would have been killed by the Zolas, who were within eighty yards of him.’* was Chief of the Staff in the Boer War of 1881. and saw also extensive fighting in Egypt and the Soudan. was present the battles of Kassassin. Tel-el- Kebir. and Osmbanieh ...

... Deedes, R. W. Burton- Phillipson, F. W. B. Bunney, E. K. Blcklcy. O. H- Blckerton. J. T. Bather. 8. Withers, L. Wilding, A. O. Thomas, W. A. Smith. F. H. Shsyler, A. B. Rimmer, E. O. Preeoe, T. Mareton, F. Lea, T. Jones. A. P. Harrison. W. T. Hall, E. G. Greenwood ...

... Methodist Cbapel. an open session mas held. Mr. C. Corbiehley was chairman. and gave an address. Solos were given by Mias Cissy Thomas. Mr. U. Lunn, and Mr. J. Simmons; and quartet Misses Hartland and B. Tristram and Mcesre. T. Eckereley and L. H. Detberidge ...

... Balfour The record of the Government in lfcensing and education had been necessary, es and progressive. As the result of the Boer war the fmances of the were ing, bret with our extended relations with foreign owers rednction of expenditure was with thos ...

... not yet transpired. Sir Thomas Lipton has received innumerable congratulations from the members of the New York Yacht Club, and mingled with them are sincere condolences from Americans that Shamrock had such bad luck. Sir Thomas, however, docs not complain ...

... when ration was mare on to the an ¢ tion he found that mare was from bone. — Mr Thomas that the mare shoal d not be worked on the —P gare corroborative eri- dance. —Mr. Thomas said the mare was not lame at all whe n ehe started from home.—The case was ad- ...

... against £586 Ladlow.—In-maintenance. 1881, and £801 in 1878; omt- In 1900, £598 in 1890, £784 in respectively relief, £735. £336, £688, and Cian.—In-maintenance, £516 in 1901, and rin 1878 ; in 1900, £156 in 1890, £321 in 1881, £318, £357, £570, and £799 respec ...

... were—Mrs. Morris (widow), and Messrs. J. B. Morris, J. Thomas, and J. T. Woolley (cousins). Amongst those present the graveside were Brothers W. Jones. P.M., Dee Lodge of Freemasons; Meyres. treasurer ;J. Thomas, J.W.; Cotterill, P.S.D.; and Brother Crimes; Messrs ...

... which could have done what we had done •luce the war began. He further referred the humiliating peace with the Boers made by the Liberals in 1881. and said some the statements made , by Mr. Bright about the present war w«e just misleading as it was to say ...

... interest j in Imperialism, but it was Mr. Gladstone who started the Boer war in 1881. and when he got knocked over little bit retired from the ring. After that it was ojiiy natural fur the Boers think that they were good enough for any Englishmen, and they ...

... were very confident that they were going ( No, no, and voice, •• Boers. W ell aid not in any way compare their opponents the Boers, but would remind them of the fact that the Boers were also very confidant that they were going successful, (Hear, hear ...