... beeo sneeiallv engaged : and Mora, hon ii.r psnprt,; Roger, celebrated arai.li. wllli lateet lo dale pielures the South Africa., War; Ml,, Klorric For*. » Colonial sougalrc,, of note; f Monti, ill their laugliuble comedy ret. The B»i--maid; Him Criffmd ...

... reservist or volunteer; while in some homes will be day mourning for .some bright spirit who has found soldiers grave South Africa. While war has left some Banijuo's chairs, has beeo merciful most of us, and to them only the absence of dear ones from the Christmas ...

... RA! immor: by @ number of his fello bet recogmuon fought which be won the Victoria Cross, at an offi. Post, South Africa the Boer War, e guns. December 7th, 1900.” battery HIGH PRICE OF GAB. 1 fallen lead or Councillor WILKINS moved : | o guns. Corpor ...

... Princess Kas-ia Had/.iwill. niece the great lialrac, and si?ter Count lUewu-ki, the dramatist.- The Prince-- travelling Africa when the war broke out. Few are the really well-dressed women in smart London society now who not wear earrings, says oman* H'etkty ...

... son. the little Lord Buckhurst. 0 0 is now in his second year, was born during his Ather's unfortunate visit to South Africa as war ' respondent of the Globe. The Earl and Countess pre both present at the christening in August, mo, when Lord de la Warr ...

... of the London General Omnibus Company is represented as wondering that more omnibus horses have not been sent to South Africa. The War Office have not demanded all that they have a right to demand froni the omnibus companies. Certainly, remarks a correspondent ...

... proper measures for the effective prosecution of the war In South Africa. The thin and diaingenous excuse that he gives for his attitude is that the Government told us IS months age that the war was over. Thus, in Mr. Lough's opinion it appears that ...

... half par. knew that a lot of voung men were volunteering because they thought there would opening for them in South Africa when the war was over. She was sure the young men their aUff did not want the ratepayers to save up money for them until was lost ...

... temporarily at the last election becauao consmenliously believed Ihnl all Jieacetul Benna should exhausted war was ci.n.uw.oss Africa. The war was over, Mr. hurst and his friends mid. and now the w lole world know a that the election w.shcldmian uttcrlv ...

... served out.. Mr. Bartley a,ied the Secretary fcr War' whether he could state approximately or lay upon the table an approximate return showing, the nationality of the prisoners recently taken' in South Africa, that was to say. about what proportion of them ...

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... which without doubt led to the present disastrous war. Having been South Africa last autumn, and having watched closely the movement of events ...