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ln Which the Boers were Again Repulsed

THE LATEST FRDM THE FRONT

Says That There Will Probably he a Battle in a /,fy e Day or Two-General Syinond’s Condition Q Improved-England Preparing in Case of

Emergency.

LONDGN, Oct. 25-(Special)-News is received today of an engagement a

Ladysmith in which the boers were repulsed. _

The British lost four killed and seven wounded troopers. Two troopers

who got astray while following the Boers at the battle of Glencoe have returned .

Kimberly is still all right and some engagements have taken place in which

the Boers were repulsed.

The Boer! are sending tive big guns from Pretoria to assist their attack on

Mafeking.

General Symonds improving since the extraction of the bullet.

The Boere have ca tured Iirpdam, a village north of Kimberly, making

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The public are anxious for more detailed news and demand that Lord Wols' lay give than fuller despatches. _ _ Ge A big battle is expected in a dey or two and the Beers are apparently not

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OTTAWA Oct 25 --[Special] -lt is reported that a battery of Artillery from

'_'__- Kingston will shortly be sent to the

Transvaal

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The following despatch from treneral Sir George Stewart White to the mn “med ‘mt by th°°““d° “G ° “I hae”

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t the Beers _had established themselves ia considerable numbers in an exceedingly 'lm maya" pruwud ,wh om," t strong position west of the main road leading from Ladysmith to Dundee I. wnh mound' m dl

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