... join this Class, book* being required. Ladysmith during the Siege WILL ACCOUNT WORK DONE AMONGST THE TROOPS SOUTH AFRICA DURING THE WAR, IS THB A* some Pupil Teacher* who attended these CTaa*e» during the last Session successful in obtaining the Higher ...

... ORNAMENTS. CHILDREN'S MILLINERY, Ac. Mr JAMES TAYLOR, OF THE SOUTH AFRICA GENERAL MISSION, adysmith during the Siege WILL GIVE AN ACCOUNT OF WORK DONE AMONGST THE IN SOUTH AFRICA DURING THE WAR. THE Vs/ TST H_A.XjXj. morrow i Sabbath i 7th Oct, (900, At 6 ...

... »Ve marched into Machadodorp the next day 28th, and to now. for about a week. Everybody thinks tho war is nearly over.” WITH THE SOLDIKRS IN SOUTH AFRICA. Suntlay evening last, the Town Hall, waa literally packed, when Mr James Taylor, the South African ...

... couraging that in spite all are hearing about the war Africa, that even that vifar has not submerged the'interest and lh« importance this oilier ifar. There are two wars going on. qnd ovcq in political tfie .e war keeping neck neck public importance with the ...

... George Kewnes, LPI, their other publication*. The war pictures practically the rost we have seen, and one wonders how such reslUt battle scenas, evidently rtprodueid from photos, can sent from South Africa and given readers this try within such short space ...

... to have this grievance remedied. Mu F. F. War Relics. As a result his recent visit the battlefields of South Africa Mr Haldane, St Marie, Stirling (formerly of Alloa), has obtained a valuable collection of war relics. These include no fewer than thirteen ...

... THE WAR IN SOOTH AFRICA. terms the Resolution adopted at the Public held In th*> Town Hall, Alloa, Bttb•rtiptlons are hereby invited the Fund briny raiaetl fur the Bqolpment of our Local Volunteer* (7th RattaUon Argyll and Sotherland HlKbtanders) who ...

... TUB COST OF WAR. From the day when Achillea fasted three data and nights over the body of Partroelos. in the u-n years' Beige before the stout wails of Troy, have learned of war’s sorrows. The Duke WsUigtoa wept like when be surveyed the bloody, held ...

... TUB WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. All ALLOA LAD'S A rAIBOFBA was. TV* » MMr fro* JOW Alio* BUM lu*iMk« PMMte.l2aJaM.lM>' tetiiteiwMrwte* *K.'|*|»l Mteteter WiMte. Ite W*d*Mtef.2M ll»y.Ml>»ltn>iM*»te»»tet te* (MMnl «A»»»M. MT fMte. MM***te*^*^ for opwitfl* tefrap* ...

... declared war against them too, and If th««, tt-hat was not all unlikely, the whole nopu had rise#. Lord Salisbury, light heart, would have led thin country into a war more serious Its eonsequeocca—more cer tain to be fruitless of good results ihaa war in which ...

... TH« WAR A»l» ITS COST. Eighteen months ago, the man who ventured to question the wisdom ol the new diplomacy whieh precipitated this country into a sanguinary and costly war with South Africa, was in danger of lasing his reputation loyal and law-abiding ...

... lor tins wt expenditure of life money which the war ha* incurred hare up the present gained nothing. The problem of South Africa still remains unsolved, and, as for as human intelligence can judge from the march of outward event', i» lively to remain ...