... —On 7 hors- Africa, in whom any of oar readers are interested, day week an entertainment was given in St. if they will 'rod to St. Helens an address which Mary's Church Hall, by a number of the will Sod their absent friend at the seat of war 43cholars attending ...

... Cemetery ou Sunday. It la rather surprising that this should be the case. as few are now left who can relate the story of that war. profusion can blink at the necessity of , being up-tadate. A solicitor at the Police Coed this week, pleading for • ;prisoner ...

... which Ire so required. Just another. matter. After having paid them heavy imposts, occasioned by the war in defence of oar possessions in South Africa, alter having made each terrible sacrifices of life as well as money for that purpose, the trait of oil ...

... Fifteen month* ago a contingent of the Smethwick. Volunteers responded to the call of the country, and proceeded to South Africa along with other members of the battalion. After sharing the trials of • most distressing campaign these men—with one exc ...

... HILL, SMETH WICK. TREMENDOUS, REDUCTIONS. BMITRWICK FRU LIBRARY. LIST OF ADDITIONS, FEBRUARY, 1903 Z Africa, South. Naval Bridges in the South African War, 1891)- 901 1094 1900, by various writers. 1 France. Homan (A.) The French People. (The Great Peoples ...

... Why seed you write these letters Dow P Toe eaamot atop the war, and it oily irritates =leto talk shoat the imam at present. till the war is over. Whoa say protest wee ands shoat this war, or the up to It ago it wait alleged that the mean, if sot th ...

... and applause) War was terrible sad very lath resource of diplomacy—he had too snap y Meade himself at the bets of the rides in Neal aid le beleagursd to speak Deb* war—bat let them recognise the fact lea thee were wore Mears than war, 'web se • didescarable ...

... painful war to a termination, it is gratifying to find him still pursuing this course. To the current number of the Nineteenth Century, the hon. baronet ha. contributed an article which bears the significant title : Light Weights to Finish the War. We ...

... you bow we suifoid. We elpeot MAW Mid! to-esonow TSR INPIRIAL WAR TURD. A rooked from km. of the Imperial War Fund, dales s$ in the as of say called to heat who any loss his We in Booth Africa. an her. mediate grant of be each able,. with i n rates each ...

... es well se the workiag assets this. will be es eases that the felonies el will be well looked after as long se the Transvaal war lasts. At the Ora pestle' of Opulent's appointed to administer the (sad, hrld a forteight ago, the moo of Al 15a was voted to ...

... could promote greater competition, the results would be very beneficial. According to To-Day, information to hand from South Africa goes to show that it is practbmily settled that Geacral French will return to this country to take up his new command at Aldershot ...

... eventually have thrown is their lot with the Boers. sad we should have led Booth Africa They saw bow strong the Boers were, and if their disgusted felirmoitherne in Beath Africa bad joined them, and we bad dew in (mild with some other country it would have ...