... been less conspicuously paraded. And, in view of the line taken by the majority of Americans at the outbreak of the South Africa war, the cheap is even more significant. Perhaps, as with former pro-Boers among us, the scales have fallen from the eyes of ...

... presoak have awed it asa temporary piece of net and amovelineence for our wounded soldiers on their return from South Africa. The War Ogee has gladly accepted this oar. The committee make an appeal fa eine in kind in behalf of the wounded who will be eared ...

... scenes of the campaign. The album caw Is. The first part of Khaki in South Africa is another war album, reviewing in letterpress and in picture the leading wrests of the war, especially since the arrival of Lord Itlberts and Lord Kitchener upon the scene ...

... By RODERICK SCOW, Winn the coder to embark for South Africa to the war was read out to the roue of the Needles, r the pliant regiment wee nicknamed. two ricers joined in the wild cry of joy, but with a metal grumble. Haag it all, thought Captain Jack ...

... THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. GIIIILD HALL, NEWTOWNARDS. ...

... THE WAR AND THE ITATERER., WHAT is the truth concerning the actual position of affairs in South Africa I Are we nearing the end or is the Bur power of resistance, in c cosequence of the spread of the rebellion i n Cap Colony, as great u it was immediately ...

... THE SINEWS OF WAR. Tuns part of the Army Estimates which deals with the millions required for the service of South Africa will have been scrutinised with mixed feelings by the British public. There is, it is true, an estimated saving on the active list ...

... organised conspinicy to overthrow British rule in South Africa. (Applause.) That oosspiessy is balmily doomed now, I believe, to spedLaz ed il complete failure. I have said we have an, lessees from this war. War at the best is a gram and terrible necessity; but ...

... TItANSVAAL WAR. At this stage of the meeting the standing orders were suspended to allow the following deputation to put before the board the desirability of moving in On matter of providing relief for the wives and families of soldiers in South Africa—Captain ...

... continent, and eminently favoured the prolongation of hostilities. In Africa this has been pre-eminently the case. The Boers have had practically all South Africa to run away in. The war, as an organised campaign with a distinct object, practically closed ...

... seeing Brother Scott in the chair. (Applause.) Be had come home from Africa with a wounded s,thcer, but was going back shortly to join his regiment, and as be intended to settle in South Africa he would doubtless not have the pleasure of meeting the brethren ...

... THE WAR AND THE COUNTRY. Tim defeat and capture of Lord Methuen sent a wave of deep depression over the country, from the effects of which we are just beginning to recover. The blow came so unexpectedly, at a moment when we seemed to see the end in eight ...