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... WITH BUTLER IN BOER WAR DEATH OF MAJOR-OENERAL SIR F. GORDON, K.C.B. The death lms occurred at Auchenfroe, Nairn, of Major-General the Hon. Sir Frederick Gordon, K.C.B. D. 5.0.. late commanding the IA Battalion Gordon Highlanders. He was the fourth son ...
... into the movement in comparatively recent years. Mr. Pickard. Mr. Broadhurst. and Mr. Thomas Burt, who represent Labour in Parliament. were present at the congress in 1881. and were Mr. John Burnett, now chief Labour correspondent to the Board of Trade; Mr ...
... posstron the Hollanders (ae rem the old-aetabhabed Boer Dutchmen) acquired br yesrly large contingents of immigtant educated Dutch- men, mainly of clags, who made themselves indispensable to the Boers, pone of whom possessed] the com- petence in High Dutch ...
... WEDNESDAY, JANUARY li, 1881. NEWS OFTOE DAY. In the House of Lords, yesterday, some returns were moved for by Lord Dunsany regarding the state of Ireland. Earl Spencer regretted that he could not promise the information in question, which was of excessively ...
... British force had made their e-cape. The soldiers do not think that the force of the Boers much exceeded six hundred men. Dr. Maegahan describes the demeanour of the Boers as quiet and self.rellant, without any attempt to swagger over their victory. The ...
... stopped— “Times Telegram WITH BOERS NEAR MAFEKING Mafeking Information small Boers had British troops miles east of between Mnritsani Kraaipan force Maxim and two 15-pounders despatched to rescue only to find that Boers had withdrawn The enemy subsequently ...
... been wiped out, save by a treaty which gives back to the Boers they ever claimed, if we except slavery. On the 4th August this treaty was signed, but not with out much opposition amongst the Boers, and the strongest expressions of distrua s and regret by ...
... Transvaal by such conciliatory measures as shall allay the hostility of the Boers, and restore peaceful relations between them and the British authorities. Loid Kimberley said if the Boers desisted from armed opposition he should not desprir of a settlement ...
... THE LIVERPOOL DAILY POST, MONDAY, JULY 11, 1881 buildings, &(., it Sold. SUTTON. (Md. Bmme. » fcntlemaa detach*! mldcaee. cootainmj foor «tdaytauunc. e.ght bed. oo« dmoiag, om belli room, wall kwuccu floor : tiDery, OM-lon booae. ctablaa, cnachttouM. ...
... THE LIVERPOUI. DAILY PUS’)’, SATURDAY. APRIL 0, 1881 A ROMANTIC STORY Various inaccurate statements ore in circulation touching the romantic history of the Ute Blanche Murphy, the eldest daughter of the Karl of Gainsborough. It is true Dial she married ...
... ..-.r! j.T- Wtyi’, MUJUJATt, 4, 1881. UKJAL INTELLIGENCE. Mb. M. D. SsAnnAJOAir Riaovo*.-- tWii Mr. M. D. Um*, mkiungr, wte fa tOaij b«fon l««g to fake »t*oadMßt puUie podtioa, MdfalM fa * netnbvr of a, tomilf gtmOj fMpwtod fat fatomciofal cireka Liverpool ...
... SAT(JRDAT MARCH. 19, 1881 WEEKLY ALBION PRIZE COMPETITIONS. RULES:- 1. That a of One Guinea will be given as a Prise or sack Competition. 2. competitor must sign his or her contribution with a nom-de-plume. Real name and address of winmrs only will ...