... fully recovered from his recent illness. LADYSMITH JUSTICE.” GRAVE STORY FROM BESTER’B FARM. Recent events South Africa, the glamour war, and the distance, tempt to forget that our countrymen in the colonies, who, happily, are not always fighting, have ...

... PEACE SUNDAY WAR TIME. Sib, —Permit protest against the action of member of the Transvaal committee, resident in this town, who is disseminating pro-Boer effusion Mr Stead entitled “Peace Sunday in War Time. A more iniquitous combination of God’s truth ...

... £5O has been sent from Christ Church, North Finchley, to the Mansion House War Fund. At the usual meeting of the Finchley Presbyterian Literary Society, on Friday, Mr Steel read a highly interesting paper on Cardinal Newman. An animated discussion followed ...

... Preacher REV. HENRY CHOMBIE, Subjects: Morning 11; The Activity of Goodness.” Evening 0.30 : Humility War.” Thoughts the present trouble in South Africa. ...

... and from the Orange Free State, and therein lies the danger of British supremacy in South Africa. The are not liked the Dutch Africanders anywhere in South Africa, and blood is thicker than water, why it is undoubtedly on the tapis that there may disaffection ...

... either in this country or the old country realise what war out there would mean. There la no doubt that should war occur Britain would find that with the thousands of Dutch the Cape and throughout Africa, * blood would after all bo thicker than water,* and ...

... distributed the Scriptures 320 different languages. But there was still lot of work before the society. Speaking of the War in South Africa, Mr Thomas said anxiety was felt in many homes, and sorrow was in many hearts the present time, and he hoped all would ...

... THE NEW BARNET PS A. LECTURE BY NR. CHARLES MESSENT. SOUTH AFRICA AND THE BOERS. In the Victoria Hall, New Barnet, on Monday evening, a powerful lecture on South Africa and the Boers given Mr Charles Messent, a distingui ltd member the Lecturers’ Association ...

... the Arkley Hotel). In addition other privates from the Barnet Detachment were selected to join their line regiment in South Africa. The Imperial Volunteer* are to lie regiment of regulars and a part of the army. The rorne will consist of 1,010 of all ranks ...

... Mansion House Fund for the benefit widows, orphans, and other dependents of officers and men of Her Majesty’s forces in South Africa. Among the ladies and gentlemen who attended were: Messrs. W. B. Brown, J.P., C.C., 01 Barfield, J.P., CC., H. L. W. Godwin ...

... Macaulay sang “Because and Angus Macdonald, ’’ and waa encored for the latter, for which “An eld garden ’’ war given. Yet once again war the title of melodious duct by Him Ethel Havana and Frankiu Clive. That gentleman aang alio I'm reamer and Tolly ...

... left ns in Africa in 18S3. So it is 46 years since Coote and had seen each other. We all belonged to the same regiment, and were together Ireland 50 yean ago. We went out to the Kaffir War 1851: that was several years before the Crimean War. Our united ...