... conversation with the officer who commanded their Volusitders in South Africa, and testimony wee paid to the splendid work they accomplished. There were still four men at the war from their detachment. He pointed to the need fee more recruits, as they ...

... of the Imperial South ethical • Amociatioe, with the object of support. Mg Her Majesty's Government and the High in South Africa Prior to the of the proceedings parade sous were rendered by Messrs. Clarke sod J. Boend. Mr. A. H. Griffiths. J.P . Fended ...

... support in the war. When I say the war is a sin sad a Grime I have the support of some of the and most trusted in own denomination, and in eJ other denoipinatioes. Canon Beata Holland, in • sermon, called it damnable war. I say the war been barbarously ...

... net sad knitted 13 bolahets for oar odder. la Smith Africa. Tbess wets beat to Me. Barb The Fire; by Gosling (head Waren), and have beat forwarded, throaeh Mrs. to of the regiments which for Swath Africa on Taesday kat Mt Blamer., chemist, of High Street ...

... be alone, said 001tRESPONDKNCE. THE WAR AND THE NATIVES lb the Bitter the Vie?heat% am,—Yon were good enough to allow me in two former letters to examine at length those contentions so widely pot forth since war began which seek to fix upon our Dutch ...

... for peace, and if the war was right two years ago, it was right to-day. He did not go to South Africa as a potian. The lecturer said that the chi li ef a nd initial cause of the war was the Boers' secret and cherished ideal : Africa for the Afrikanders ...

... in • willing and cheerful meaner, great credit upon them, and the postmaster, Mr. G. H. Dorman. SHETHWIOH VOLUNTEERS AND THE WAR. AN INTHUOIRSTIO RESPONSE. The firosthwir.k Volunteers proved that they are something beyond a paper force on Saturday night ...

... ured on behalf d war. I fell constrained to reply. Time Las only helped to show how true my criticisms were. Heel 'should now like to draw the attention of any fellow-townsmen to striking maniple noble conduct in reference to the war on the part of another ...

... what are willed tie Hawkaley letters were not letters but telegralas transmitted from London to' Mr. Rhodes in ,South Africa, and from Mr. Rhodes to London. h should also be hone *mind Mr. Hawkahry was solicitor to the South African =y, and also Mn ...

... resolved that all stales shall pay 21. per week and all female., youths and boys id. per week soul the Reservists return from the war. Sincerely hoping that oar snail will be an incentive for other 6-ns to oar example. Meant Charles Carr Liaised, el that their ...

... The committee farther express. the hope that the Government will continnously and resolutely farce en the operations South Africa. until they are crowned with comp.. success. The resolution was forwarded to Mr. Chamberlain, who hie sent to Mr. George ...

... Dlstlss In Bon* Mirka Total OH MU Grand 30,000 MOUNTED TROOPS. The War °Moe on Wednesday made announoement to the effect that In view view tinned activity of the enemy in Smith Africa it her been decided to reinforce Lord Kitchener by 80.000 mounted troops ...