with tlie British convoy attacked by the Boers at B«it River ford, writes: —"Ulti- mately tho British abandoned the convoy in order not to check the advance. Thus 200 waggons and 600 ton* of store, fell into the hands of the Boer., though it is doubtful If they Kill bo &bl« to carry them »way." LOKES2O M__RQt__*_.. £___i__r_r I_. T * ___>«—-— —z—__ —Iriee reoenred ———— fhr* —n— lo.it, —a._lu_e—. —>_r _—— —^—rgl—=—— _r————=_—._ -------_ UiLLL LUil Ml M tiHd >f cattle and a number of -waggons, * ghteen of which were loaded with provision* in tended for the relief of Ki__b_rley. A dumber of prisoners -w.re also taken.
STAGGERING HUMANITY.
PRESTO-_NT KRUGERS PLAN. _._*_*_>_._.*, _%4r___s*. 19. C__7 ■•S - - *_•- St__-j -_fc_v-J«—r _i X-B-_— —s— I—X2XCi_%_— ' T.IWT. —! —— ' Pn__ui. . —.cr—g—c^—. ,_.___»EajM fill l Unci IB will Stagger (humanity- for her victory over the Transvaal, is to fill the trenches wit ■wamen. Such a step would be thrilling evidence of the uniH__l_i_g determination ol t(he Boer- to __ailiti___ tj-.if Wl&ttj ftt DO matter w_ta-t cos- of bCocx-, and it would Uo a ...ukiiul-Ui moral effect, not way upon British. sol_iers themselves, but upon all tiae n*tio;_? of tihe world. The Boer women hand.c the rifle with a -kill but little, if any, inferior to that, of the men, but if British, troops fired on women, no matter what tue crccurasttfU-Ce-, it is be lieved that such a storm of indignation and comment wouM sweep around the world that the Powers would join in a protost that would check England, and result in peace on, honourable terms..
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THE FLIGHT OF ORONJE.
