... COLONIAL SECRETARY’S VOTE. TUE SOUTH AFRICA:: WAR TREATMENT OF REBELS CAPE COLONY AND NATAL, THE FUTURE OF THE REPUBLICS. ...

... county who may in straitened circumstances owing to the aibsenoe of their breadwinners who are reservists in the South Africa* war. The people of this loyal county base never bee* toe background when tbeir sad was required for such a worthy object that ...

... SOCIALISTS. WORKING MEN SHOULD NOT T!ic Social Democratic Federation hao issued ’’ manifesto. declaring tbjt the war in South Africa is war of aggression waged behalf of cosmopolitan millionaires, and urging working men not to help volunteering their services ...

... Lord Robertson presided, and proposing tho toast the evening referred the port which Scotchmen hod taken iu tho war in Sooth Africa. The war had rendered it necessary for a larger effort to made support of tboir funds. Ho spoke with gnititication their ...

... arirsr^ssiass*^ indnetrin. and that for intereata tba nation the prosperity of agricnltnre aboold recode oo further. The Sooth Africa* war fed shown that tfe safety of thaeomriry reated in healthy asd rigorons eonatry popdaMon. ...

... Badeu-l’owcll to->k place to-day. was of meat cothnsiastie CAVALRY DRAFT FOR AFRICA. War Office baa directed the preparation of a cavalry draft aa strong possible to for South Africa the mat. DEPARTURE TROOPS. Queenstown, Wednesday. The hired troopship Omtava ...

... Chesterfield declaration a whole, and ask whether upon any other lines they saw a way of escape from the difficulties in South Africa. war glad that the leader of the Opposition in tho -House Commons had oecognised Lord IWcbery’s service? to the Liberal party ...

... private the advantage British rule and its essential justice, and regret the coarse pursued by Transvaal plunging South Africa into war sooner than yield. But when it comes to making public pronouncement before their own people they dare not dissociate ...

... Dartmouth at Stafford on Satnr•*7 P roeated to local Yeomen and volunteers Africa war medals, bnt aaid was not ffetag to make speech, because there had been too speaking about the war and too much criticism and fault-finding with those who had difficult work ...

... B.A. (Assembly’s College). Subject— Christ’s Porpose Concerning Us.” B.3o—Doited Prayer Meeting, Minor Hall. SOUTH AFRICA AND THE WAR. REV. R. DOOGLAS, »LA„ ...

... nmoncTH in South Africa reached the War Office, and was officially pubiiidied. and aH such volunteers had chatioguwliing number mark whereby they could be identified. Mr. conuelties in '.oral force® in South Africa arc published War Office soon they are ...

... treason. THE MILITARY HOSPITALS. LACK COMFORTS. Capetown, Tticaday. It is officially announced that no troope will leave Africa till the war is over. The condition of the military Hospitals here •how a lack medical comforts, and the insufficient r.ttendauli ...