... MAFEKING Maf ...

... MAFEKING. UNCONFIRMED RUMOURS fin RELIEF. The many rumours as to the relief of MafrK— circulated the last few days remained uncorroborated to the time of to press. The Press Association writing early on Friday morning, 3ays3 T ' is reason to believe ...

... IidlyI-nRY Jantavy 24, 1860, and inlorporated iwithl it January 26, 8733, TELrpTioXE No. 119, I Alafekingn : TulE news that Mafeking had been relieved came into Bristol as late as ten o'clock last night, and created a - I 1 X . s 11 5 1 I ! * state of excitement ...

... MAFEKING. Douglas and M_fekin_. The Mayor of Douglas Joins in tbe general hope tbat we may soon rec_ ve tbe joyful intelligence that tbe °-a_a_r defenders of Mafeking havn been relieved. The knowledge tbat the relief party is so near at band is exceedingly ...

... MAFEKING BOERS ABANDON THE SIEGE BRITISH TROOPS ENTER ...

... MAFEKING. The Story of the Seige. ...

... MAFEKING. WRITTEN AT m- AIDS SOOUTINO, la., -m (M. It. 1.1. ...

... MAFEKING. PUSISTENT BOER REPORTS OF RELIEF. Leisure Idareses. Tlvanday. T 6 Ire lanadred refsgees idas lave strived hen epee an stating that reports are sorrint In Thews& Madam as retitled, war is anticipated Ly Kay St. the baribday. ...

... MAFEKING. Pwuc anawr y dyd i vw rhyd•Vnti )fafeking, ac f mr.e prydel yn . ,u)b 'mon rlictg mit ilen Powell syrthio i mlwylaw y gwArcheuwyr crf..u!awn, ar ol misoedd o ddioddef ac e Ond yr ydym yu rhyw gredu erlAr 1.311 l.al y golan gynorthwyol wedi cyrhaedd ...

... MAFEK INS. :BOER OFFICIAL REPORT. RELIEF FORCE BOMBARD LAAGERS. .FEDERALS ABANDON THE SIEGE. -. Pretoria, May 18. It is officially announced that, when the laagers and forts around Mafeking had been severely bombarded, the siege was abandoned by the Boers ...

... relief of Mafeking could be brought about, Baden Powell and the town were asked to hold out till after that day, and the cheery reply came that the garrison and the town could do it. Food is getting scarce, aud the gallant hero of Mafeking has told the ...

... MAFEKING. Replying to Sir J Long, Mr Wyndham stated that the Government hoped most earnestly that Mafeking would shortly be relieved, but for the present they thought it better not to give any information as to the plans of Lord Roberts Replying to Captain ...