... Kimberley and the Modder River, gave a lecture on Church work in South ‘Africa and the war, illustrated with lantern views Ho said thet the eyes of the world were turned on South Africa at the time, and how much more the eyes, the hearts, ard the sympathies ...

... the other way dur. tog the first part the war. They had reverses at the comm er me nt the war, and it had dome them good) because it bad taught them many lessons They had f, » vert that the conditions of war were almost co tely altered, and that the weapons ...

... a further permed of has exercised some effect ~ Two Mile Bre The war in Africa — of this Hospital, for ome of its je—has been ap- Mr. G L. ¢ BARNES DISTRICT CYCLING CLUB ted by the War Office asa The newly-formed Bar nes District Cycling and to the Forces ...

... Inferior quality and inadequate quantity artillerv. 5. Lack of cavalry. 6. Denudation of the Queen's at South Africa «.f gt«*u« to make up for War OB'ico deficiencies shore. 7. Suppression Butler case. 8. Kefusal of Chancellor the Kxcheqtier grant money ...

... THE WAR. RESERVISTS’ DOGS. are informed that Our Dumb Friends’ League ” (a Society for the encouragement of k.ndnets animaD has opened a fund for the purpix-e of paying the licenses dogs belonging to Ke>ervistt who have gone to South Africa. Appbcationa ...

... r. Charles E Perrin, late of the Second South Middleeex Vohun- teers, who is eerving with the Wiltshire Yeomanry in South Africa, in which he Since I wrote to Bill from Thabnache we have seen of water fighting. We saw a bit there, aleo at works, Bloemfontein ...

... received the followmg jetter from son. A. K of the Royal Army the 13th Medical Corps, whe is serving with Field Hospitel in South Africa. The ketter is dated let, and is es My dear Pather end am still in camp three miles the town of Pretoria. We Do sick in our ...

... had Is this pot inconsstency ified ? T that his regiment im oo of the war m South collected was m penmes, halfpennies, amd farthing my efforts have been directed to the benefit of Africa, and the Vestry has allowed balf-pay to his the only coi being a sixpence ...

... THE SOUTH AFRICAN WAR. ON THE ANOTHER IN” ER PSTING LETTER FROM PRIVATE WATKINS. Private A. E. Watkins, of the Roya! Ar Frou cal Carpe, who w with the Lich Brre, Hospetal ro Bouth bas written an interesting letter, dated Nowember 12th, to hus father, ...

... PUBLICATIONS THE WAR. OUR VICTORIES IN SOUTH AFRICA Om Sunday, ia] collects of v were caid at the morning service at St. Mary ene The Rev. Father Jackson, in his sermon, nted out that the outlook a few weeks » n very pleck. They bad been ashamed Vetere ...

... ’s health im the (the hero of Maf: , also Sir G. Whiite’s (defender af ith) men are worthy of great Welt Harry. pract: the war is over 0 to which may take some time. De Wet when that » d be shortly, as he in Boths will un- dow y surrender will be the ...

... South Middlesex (son of Mr. his to answer the charre of Srdmey K who is drark while ving 2 barse snd cart in King Strect Sewth Africa, Im the letter, which is add reed fromm ad coumng barm to Pretoris, and is dated August ith, Pr.vate Knight wife of = carpenter ...