... should the Boers be able to erect in the heart of South Africa • citadel from which proceeded disaffection and rare animosity. Never again should the Boer. be able to endanger the paramountcy of Great Britian. Never again should the Boers be able to treat ...

... never took a step towards redressing the Boer's grieranose. Wu this fair play? And what were our intention. towards the Transvaal? Did these men desire the franchise that they might honestly and legally serve the Boer Government and etrensthen the hands of ...

... on. Mr. Winston Churchill's captivity taught him many useful things about the Boers Of their military genius he conceived the highest admiration, declaring one mounted Boer to be equal to three or four British soldiers. To their humanity and generous ...

... case, which he hoped to keep unbroken. Then he called Major Le Caron. The witness, bap tired at Colchester under the names of Thomas Philip, and his patronymic being Leach, when he went to America changed the name to Henri Lecaron. This witness served on ...

... entertained at Vienna at • bonnet given to him by 30 of the leading *Odom et the antral= ogiltaL Ti'. Qum has Major-Oesserel Thomas Dennehy, limed DOME LM, In be • Companion of the Most Eminent Giles it the Indian Empire. Swann In Memphis * IMa., is greatly ...

... of money paid into court for land the property of the Corporation, which had been purchased ruder a special .Act obtained in 1881. la the Queen's !tench Division it was decided Chet a tramcar driver could not be considered, under the provisions of the ...

... territory assigned to the Boer Republic in the agreement is of large extent, hut less than the Boer delegates demanded. Provision is made for the appointment of a Boundary Commission. A Convention will be concluded, recognising the Boer Republic, as soon as ...

... STRATFORD-ON-AVON. ASSAULTING THE WORIHOUSE MASTER.-At the Police Court, on Wednesday, Thomas Hunt, an inmate of the Stratford-on-Avon Union Workhouse, was charged with committing a violent and unprovoked assault upon the master, Mr. Coilingwood. Defendant ...

... received at Durban r ports fighting between the Boers :end the chief MontAma. A Boer force with three guns recently crossed the Convention boundary and attacked Moutsinta. The eng :gement continued all day, the Boers being ultimately repulsed with the loss of ...

... intelligence was received that the Boers had invaded Natal with the Intention of resisting the approach of a British force to the Transvaal. No news had been received from the beleaguered detachments in the Transvaal. The Boers who crossed the Natal border ...

... Evelyn Wood to remain in South Africa u Admintstt ator and Commander• in-Chief of Natal should &treaty be entered into with the Boers. Two PRIVATES in the 2ad Battalion of Grenadier Guards, stationed at Chelsea, who came iuto violent collision with the police ...

... THE ALCESTER CHRONICLE -SATURDAY, JITNE 4, 1881. also three band. root; WA whalwith the shouts of the crowd and the saga of the look the bailiffs aad their wort had a wimp sad ddle& task in driving the . sale off the load. This was wisalsally meow'dished ...