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OUR LONDON LETTER.
The Miners' Federation is now in conference at Cardiff. At the sitting on 10th inst. the chairman, Mr. Pickard, M.P., expressed his strong objection to "sliding ...
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COLONEL BADEN-POWELL.
Colonel Baden-Powell has travelled widely, and has had many adventures for a man of 42. He has served in Ashantee, India, Afghanistan, Zululand and ...
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THE FOURTH GENERATION.
The passing bell informed the village that death had come at last to the old man of the Hall. The pride of the people, because no other village in England entertained a ...
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WAR NEWS.
"Cest magnifique, mais ce n'est pas la guerre," the often quoted saying, has been forcibly illustrated during the last few weeks on more than one battle field in ...
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MISTAKES OF THE WAR.
Mr. Chamberlain's alleged complicity with the Jameson raid or the knowledge he is assumed to have possessed that some such move was on the cards is being discussed in ...
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THE BOER MUNITIONS.
M. Jules Ranson contributes a long interview with Dr. Leyds to the Paris "Journal" of 24th December:-- "We are not afraid," said the Transvaal ...
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WITH GENERAL FRENCH.
A telegram from Rensburg camp, dated 20th January, says:--We have been kept pretty active here during the last week. On Friday, 12th January, our guns opened ...
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DYNAMITE SHELLS.
Mr. T. R. R. Ashton is an Australian mechanical engineer from Melbourne (states the "Daily Chronicle"), and he is now in London with a new gun, which, if ...
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DEFECTS OF THE BRITISH FIELD ARTILLERY.
Mr. Bennett Burleigh, the war correspondent of the "Daily Telegraph," has the following pregnant comment on the Boer artillery in Natal, and the defects of the ...
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"OLEAC."
Sir,--In reference to a paragraph appearing in your issue of 27th ult., in which you refer to a letter received by you from the secretary of the honorary medical staff, ...
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A NEW COLONIAL DIVISION.
The news that further contingents of Australian, New Zealand and Canadian volunteers have embarked for South Africa, as well as the intelligence that Lord ...
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SCOUTING ON THE VELDT.
Why are all the newspapers talking about "Remington's" scouts in the north of Cape Colony, and calling their leader Major "Remington"? asks "M.A.P." The Army ...
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RURAL INDUSTRIES ASSOCIATION
At a meeting of the council of the Silk Culture and Rural Industries Association, held on the 6th inst., at which the president, Mr. J. Brake, M.L.A., presided, a member of the council ...
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WILLS AND BEQUESTS.
Probate is being sought of the will of Annette Ellen Bear-Crawford, late of London, and formerly of South Yarra, married woman, who died 7th June last, and left a will dated 15th November, 1898. ...
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THE SIEGE OF KIMBERLEY.
The spirited defence which is at present being set up by Kimberley and Mafeking, as well as the conspicuous gallantry which is being displayed by the Imperial Light ...
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