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... MARCH 81 1881 following in of THE PEACE WITH THE BOERS (Standard Telegram) Tuesday night I attended of from the Transvaal reeolation unanimously protesting restoration country Boers petition Her Majesty then drawn up saying confiding in public declarations ...
... SATURDAY, MARCX Um, 1881. SUMMARY OF THE WEEK. Sir Evelyn Wood has concluded an armistioe with the Boers, to cantina, for eight days, permission being granted meanwhile for the towna to be provisioned. The object of the armistice is to allow time for ...
... The Boers are still in force at Mount Majube. Forty-four wounded have reached Newcastle. The Boers are interfering with the Swacis, who have sent messengers to the General. The Free State burghers snow more and more active sympathy with the Boers, and ...
... scene unequalled modern timep, are suspended and removed from tbe House. Alderman David Ward and Mr. Thomas Austin Sorby elected Town Trustees, vice Thomas Moore Mark Firtb. deceased. Sheffield 1 Board: Mrssrs. Innocent and Brown, architects of Duchess road ...
... anticipation. Let us for a moment take twelve months. ward glance over our political pilgrimage of thé? In the first week of 1881 there stormy clouds in many quarters where now there either sunshine or at least the breaking of the through the clouds, bringing ...
... 1881 the TRANSVAAL Newcastle Saturday Hotel refugees the Transvaal are of loyal Wood thl8 evening 1 to-day that the Boers been cur e' ieave 0f violated officers has been stopped that for all been?ordered toremain andjthat it was The the of the Boers named ...
... treat., Ministers.contended that by attacking the; Boers at a time when we were actually preparig .to negotiate ?? had brought these defeats.'u13o ourselves; and thby denied that the iact',~f:.the Boers ?? a successful resistance to a'small'party of our ...
... GENERAL ADVERTISER —SATURDAY, JANCARY 8, 1881. THE WAR SOUTH AFRICA. OF THK BOERS INTO NATAL. The follawiag trlrgnm from Durban ud«tod Jm. 4th • A Am patch from Newcastle of today** date announce* thiSa force of Boer* hare ettered Natal temtorr and tl they ...
... Field guns actually in nethcency of the Boer field use by European Powers i voluminous and and procurable by ourselves ly ve, are capable of developing at itis not disputed that least double the rapidity of Boer guns, tiring com. fire possible for our ...
... LADY. (BY OUR PRIVATE WIRE.) In the King’s Bench to-day, before Mr. Justice Wright, the action of Thomas v. Ryder came on for hearing. The plaintiff, Mr. Thomas, was employed by Mrs. Ryder, a lady residing at Dewsbury, at £2 a week, in connection with a company ...
... armistice had been cootiedod with Boer• Om object. blind to allow of a reply from Kreger as to ibe proposal: foe submitted by the late Sir George Colley. Bight days' provieeas sref•' to be rent to the beleaguered garrisons, the Boer ow*. mande.n undertaking to ...
... hill remained there throwing donee down on the advancing Boers, and afterwards received them at the point of the bayonet. The guns from Mount Prospect checked the pursuit of our men by the Boers to a varylarge extent, doing considerable execution. tp to ...