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... DEVON HERALD 17 1881 Poetry THOMAS CARLYLE 1795 Died 1881 the not our din Vex the long of patriarchal But one step more eternal peace to Philosopher old Chelsea's they will ! he nears the home Where dwell the deathless spirits of the dead— Schiller sovereign ...
... 1881. •The year winch the cornse of few hoars win away has been marked during its mogieaa by many memorable events, and by of ranch interest in the history of many sticmiT To people cloaca it with attention fixed upon Ireland. Upon the Ist of January ...
... this new South Atrican war. am, sir. &c., DAVID Meredith, 4th Janaary, 1881. Are you troubled with corns? Hunt's Com Solvent safe and certain cure. Price Is., or fr ...
... were three canii- dates, Messrs. J, Raby, R. Jelley, and A, Goldney Chit the latter succeeded to the lite Mr, Walli practice, The clection for the Totnes district vi irtualiy rested between Mesere, Raby and Jelley, Mr. as he resides at Bridgetown, being Pomeroy ...
... beld itzown. T! has provisions, News has been received from W: erstrocm up to 17th inst. Four hundred Boers bad the town. the protection of the “trek” Boers at All the troops and horses haye now been Durban, and have mostly gope on. of troops from India is ...
... THE BOER WAR. BRUCE HAMILTON MAIN SCORES MI'S CAPTUHEB. K BOERS KILLED AND GAPTURFO. »»Mi OF litNN HECOTFR*D-90 A .'AY TWICE IN A WEEK. OFFICIAL DESPATCH. Tlv. Saturday ironed the fo'- lewi.ife ...
... straight towarda the Boers' position at Laing's Neck, 'When day broke,'diocovering this, he liept close ii a donga to prevent his being observed, and e,, towards night again moyed in the direction ot our-camp, as watching the Boer vedettes and seiziag ...
... enrolling recruits, is likely to be shot. THE ' MILITARY SITUATION. THE BOER CAMPS. BOERS AND AGGRESSIVE ACTION. Up to the present there seems to have seen no attempt made by the Boers to occupy Laing's Nek, but the determination to abandon Newcastle seems ...
... bitter. The natives are disgusted at the result, as they do not wieb fur Boer rule agaiu. A telegram from Newcastle elates that a mes•enger from the Swan' border soya the Boers have plundered a white trader of his cattle and goods sine. tie peace, and ...
... ROF] TTION OF WAR Mr. ALPRED DAVIES asked Mr. Brodrick he had successfully investigated by what means the fight- ing Boers were obtaining their munitions of war, and. if to, whether he would inform the House what steps bod been taken to prevent further ...
... cutting four or fire feet deep. The Boere ia 1881 took up position behind the ridge both sides of the wagon road. Large boulders and trenches afforded them effectual concealment and protection. January 27, 1881, the Boers, with Commandant Piet Jonbert their ...
... SATURDAY, MARCH 26, 1881. MlCEornom AND Fukdamp.â M. de Roari bu experiment* with the microphone, which point to the concltuion that explosions of fire-demp are preceded by slight mierceeumlo nndnlations ana rabtemneao noise* too smalt to be detected ...