... Medical men expect that there will be a great field for doctors in Africa after the war s ever. EVERY reader who likes good story should read • Acrcss the Moor, this neck's Happy Hour Stones, wnicii can purchased any newsagent's any railway bx>kstall ...

... LORD ROBERTS THE WAR. CAUSE FOR UNEASINESS. The Central News says: Mr Robert J. Beddoe, of Gainsborough, has received the following reply from Lord Roberts in reference to the military situation in South Africa: War Office, London, S.W., March 15, 1902 ...

... understood that next year the colonies will far wider opportunities of tendering for both dead and lire meat for South Africa. The War Office meat contract lasts only for year. ...

... ALDERSHOT DIVISION AND THE WAR MEDAL. General Sir lledvers Buller to-day notified the the Aldershot Command, that by the King's regulations and by orders received, was able to authorise the wearing of the ribbon of South Africa War medal by ail ranks who ...

... the Horse Guards Pa.rado on Saturday the London Volunteer Rilies, Earl Roberts presented 25 men who had served South Africa with war medals. Tho Commander-in-Chief complimented the recipients. and said thev had proved their sterling worth with other ...

... HEROES OF THE WAR. The Standard Durban telegraphs : The Battalion Fusiliers sailed yesterday the transport Sicilia for Aden. The reginrent has been South Africa throughout the war, and has been highly distinguished by its conduct the field. The embarkation ...

... Gladstone. make bold there would have been division, in the ranks Scottish Liberals, and there would have been war in South Africa. Tli*t war has been mainly due to the fact that Scottish Liberalism, and Liberalism a whole has been false to its principles ...

... Mr M'Crae, M.P., who addressed the meeting, said that legislation was at the present time a standstill m of tne war in South Africa. The war, held, should be speedily and both poltical parties should that some Commissioner should be sent statesman of ...

... Newcastle night upon a poller which Liberals could unite, said there would time to discuss the form of government in Africa when the war was ended. should discuss cause that would appeal to every section the Liberal party. Congestion of business in the ...

... statesmanlike. Tbe object of President and his colleagues, said Mr Chaplin, was to get rid of British influence South Africa. He hoped war would be brought a speedy conclusion, with substantial assurance of peace for yean to come. Our causa was righteous ...

... the affairs South Africa, regret that war was forced upon this country the aouon the Transvaal Republic; and determined support her Majesty's Ministers and the War Department ill bringing the war to a sm-eessful con elusion. Bailie Keillor Brue-e Mr Anstruther ...

... THE NEW PARLIAMENT. BUSINESS OF THE SESSION. SOUTH AFRICA WAR VOTE. The Press Association says: The surprise that Parliament is meet on 1 3 is mingled throughout the country with a good deal of irritation at tho partial and mcst unsatisfactory limitation ...