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... command of language is even too ready. Hlis experience with the Boer Ambulance Corps in the Transvaal war has served him well in the description of battles, especially actions in which Boers were engaged with Zulu impis Where there are no English to abuse ...
... Mudmarks. By A Visit to the Dentist. ' Lionel l imes. ' Wood William. By Harold Cnlild. Our Autoinotor Omnibus. TI hl Leson ot 1881. By Major Pea rse. THE TEMPLE BAR MAGAZINE. Price ?? for NOVEMBER The Duchess Eleanor. ' The Tuscan Temperament. Life in a ...
... rif 410s. - In -the ded oletr depaarfinent flie conspetitors An- - were 'forwad toipair fowls (cosks of -1881), and-, three in parf Us(es of 1881) both trussed -or -An cooking.' Al h 3tmls ware good-in quality. tie, wasi - Four comptd itecasfor thin oatcakes ...
... ma bibion-firot, Welter Wroth.-Reifero ca~lved in 1881-Seast, J. Hoc B. Oldievee, Dartmouth; second, Thomas Staddon, KingsloerO- 0100 ?? calved in 1882-Strat, John Wrath and Son ; ling serrand. Thomas Staddor. ling Suooa1eTOReS.-Bulls calved before let ...
... mercilessly beaten by the Boers. Canon Wirgman believes in Mr. Rhodes, Mr. Chamberlain, and Sir Alfred Milner, and says that the determination to get rid of British suprnemacy has been the dominating c factor at Pretoria since 1881. He points out that the ...
... incidents of the drama dealt with the Zulu war ci e 1881, but wvith a little modification and rearranraneno d the play has been modernised so that the warlike reler- d ences now mainly apply to the Boer war of 18099-190. As all who remember -Sister MTfary ...
... South Africa, has rendered excellent service in connection with the cavalry depot at Canterbury. He went through the last Boer war of 1881 with the Innis- killing Dragoons, and he greatly distinguished himself in the Tirah expedi- tionof 1897-98, during which ...
... incedssful. There was a very freed entry in all depart- hoents, as the following. comparative 'statement will 4how : ?? 1880. 1881. 1862. [83 84 Cattle ?? ?? 5 Horses i18 ?? 66 ?? 67 Cheep. I 48 ?? 40 29 ?? 57 ?? 45 ?? 49 *Pigs.6 ?? 6 49 ?? 25 ?? 74 ...
... little story some of the very best types of Boer and English character, has a . Boer heroine engaged to an English soldier-and makes the best - of her opportunities. Tile heroine is the, daughter of cue of the Boer leaders, turns nurse to help , -her country ...
... Dn SORTORNono.-PUll above two and not excee-ling ab fol fr yoors: Lord irely Yoarliig buall in breeding c coaliajeri lat, Thomas Penties; l.ad. Win. Jarose, F th Liarynon, Llanolly. Taroroarsanud their offspring,cander j1 Dn I tarive moutha eld let, Rotert ...
... men, The first chapter treats of the holiday which, owing to illness, he took at Mentone in 1878. it is described by his son Thomas, who accompanied him. Among others there were Dr Hudson Taylor, of the (hina inland mission, and George Mfiller, of Bristol ...
... s have left Kings- a- town for England. ly Captaiuc G. Fenton, Middlesex Regiment, y has left Kingstown for Eugland. E. J. Boer, Esq., R.E., has left Kings- town for England, ' The Earl of Longford and the Hon. Mr. D, Pakenbasn have left Kingstown for ...