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... Wednesday night, to expound his views with reference to the difficulties which this coentry is experiencing in South Africa, and the war which, as a eonsequence, is now proceeding. lie ponsted out bow patient the Government had been in trying to get for ...
... the present time we were, be was sorry to say. at war, and war was a very serious state of things hr any civilised country to ease into We were at war with two of the republics In Routh Africa, but the war was not our seeking We en• ...
... THE WAR. TO TUC IDITOR Or THZ JOURNAL. Sir,—There may be in Beckenham anxious to do Notnething for our moldier. in South Africa. Newspapers, magazines. and books in paper covern are all much appreciated by those iu Inwpital. or those who are well. Some ...
... ON THE WAR. The Home Secndary was im.•:•,,t at the annual dinner of the Country Brewers' Smiety, held at the Hotel Metmpole, London, on Wednesday night, and in res,onne to ti.' toast of The Muses of Parliament. said the campaign in South Africa was being ...
... Electric Lighting. ARMY SERVICE CORPS FOR SOUTH AFRICA. latest decision of the War Office in connection ..4th th.. stroixthening of the British in Africa is extremely siguticant. This is to 4 stable ist quickly 11.4 bulk of the Arm) :a-Trice ' Cams to ...
... JLWS' SPECIAL _PRAYER DURING WAR. The Chief Rabbi bes - oniered - the folios ing medal prayer lag her Majesty's fame Is South Africa Is he offered up is synagogues over) fiabhath during the continusoce ot the 0 Lord God of Thee art our Refuge and Itrength ...
... THE TRANSVAAL WAR. BECKENHAM RELIEF FCND The Dixtrict essuacil hvi oparied a fund for the benefit (1 the Widow's. aod other dependents' of soldiers sad may unfortututtely their he.. in the War operations% in South Africa. (2) for SiA and Wounslod while ...
... THE TRAIWVA/d. WAR. BECKENHAM RELIEF mil) Marin has opened a feed for the ( tirplums sad our &prudent. , of *ethers and sashes who may unfortunately thew in the se-rations le South Africa (2) for Si& tcsanided while under (3) of ths Soldiers Sailors who ...
... PERSONAL EXPERIENCES IN SOUTH AFRICA. A. LAM C P., ( 111a.tratad t. Lirar•Light Arfara.) Will be given in the BECKENHAM PUBLIC lIALL. On Monday, January Bth. By tbe REV. J. W. STENSON, Leta Missionary in M.o.utolatiti. Froe State. nod Kimberley. sod Cbsplaie ...
... clothier and other gifts to alleviate the minoring* of the sick and wounded iu the South African war. These articles are intended use in the hospitals in Smith Africa. ant to form part of the equipment of • hospital train and • hospital ship which are bring ...
... (Hear, heath. The War Office had accomplished no small achievement in lauding in South Africa 51,000 and upwards of troops at a distance of over 6,000 miles from this country. (Applule i.). We had seen the War Office doing the War Office's part, we seen ...
... tatiously by a regiment or two at a time, la order to avoid a premature war scare and the subeequeol dislocation of buainesa, which has already suffered mdSciently, and a rise in war insurance. theless, if the outlook does not improve very shortly, a strong ...