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... ratepayers and the Water Company's shareholders. He was sanguine, from letters he had recently received from South Africa, that the war would be over by May. CARLTON Mosicat Socisnr.—Daring the season, the second Monday in each month has been set apart ...
... Fund, and hopes to wake the amount reach at loszt £25,000. LOCAL CHORCRIS AND THE WAR FUND.—SL. Mary's, Bilburo, has contributed £36 12s. 9d. towards the Mansion House War Fund ; St. Jews', West Hampstead, £BO 12s. 10d. ; and St. Luke's, West Hemps Wad ...
... THE WAR FUNDS The Chairman said he had been asked by sev.ra . members to start a fond to augment the pay of the wives and families of soldiers doing bird work them in South Africa. Atamottiognt Lady Hamilton bad explained the work a soci-ty which doubled ...
... needs caused by the war in South Africa, it is proposed that a local fnnd in connection with the Soldiers' end Sailors' Families Association be started in Child's Hlll and Cricklewood, from which 611count:es should be made during the war to the wives and ...
... MRS. GOSSLING (lately returned from Africa) LECTURE illustrated by Limelight views, entitled, IN SOUTH AFRICA, AT 8 O'CLOCK, (From Photographs recently taken at the Seat of War). ON SUNDAY NEXT AT 7, Mr. Philip R. liurditch will preach. ...
... RETURN TO WEST AFRICA OF MR- COP!AND- CRAWFORD. Mr W. E. B. Copland-Crawford has ieturoed a week sooner to hie duties as H M Commissioner at Warri, in Nigeris, as he anticipates important work in the territory be administers. Before his departure Mr A ...
... A Mirirria or WAR who should have sopreme control over both the Army and Navy. He admired the administratiie powers recently shoe • by the War Office, but condemned its Intelligiace Department.—Mr Findlay blamed the waut of scientific knowledge shown ...
... BASIITOS AND THE WAR. The report of the Acting Resident Commissioner of Basutoland for 1900-1, dated September last, has just been issued. It contains references to the au Rude of the Basutos in connection with the war. It i. stated that the protracted ...
... A LADY'S WAR EXPERIENCES. Miss Violet Brooke• Hunt, who went out to South Africa to organise soldiers' institutes, made close acquaintance with Tommy whose conduct she praises highly. A touching experience of the men'. trustfulness sad thoughtfulness ...
... THII FINISH OF THE WAR in the Free State would follow the *Mimi on the morrow. In the next letter of March 30th from Brand's kopje, four miles south of Bloemfontein, he says am very glad to say that I ass in the best of health up to the present, although ...
... IRE NUM AFRICAN WAR. The Willesden Conservative Association entered upon a new departure on Tuesday evening by giving a free lecture upon a very interesting topic, at the present. time, viz., South Africa. Inviteriots were sent out to ell Conservative ...
... states that Mr. Gram* Hunter received from the War Office on Tuesday a communication requesting full details of his scheme for raising a battalion of one thousand working men for service in South Africa in order to relieve a battalion of Regulars in ...