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... AGRICULTITRISTS IN SOUTH AFRICA AFTER THE WAR. A r ew days ago we were favoured with a call from Mr. W. Gilmore, who was formerly an esteemed contributor to our columns, and who, as we announced last week, has just arrived from South Africa on a visit to his ...
... Cronje's surrender is another step in the slow march of inevitable events which began whoa Lord Roberts went to South Africa. The war pawns more and more into the stage where British science and organisation will recover its due weight in deciding the ...
... the magazines this month is that contributed to the Bind or Magaziue, by Ernest E. Williams, on the possibilities of Africa after the war. Cape Colony should have a promising future, judging by the following statistics In the yesr ending May, 1898„ 2.000 ...
... the present war in South Africa and the war against strong drink, and lie urged all present to enlist in the Gospel temperance army by giving themselves to Christ and becoming abstainers, and entering themselves as volunteers in this holy war The chairman ...
... from Frere. The ground there is in oar favour. The following British forces are now or soon will be in South Africa : In South Africa before War First Army Corps.. Fifth Division .. Sixth Division .. Seventh Division .. Eighth Division Additional Cavalry ...
... the present war in South Africa and the war against strong drink, and he urged all present to enlist in the Gospel Temperance Army by giving themselves to Christ and becoming abstainers, and entering themselves as volunteers in this holy war. The Chairman ...
... present war in South Africa and the war of revolt of the American colonies, bat there were two other points which ought to be brought before them. The first was that in the American case the British were entirely in the wrong. (Applause.) It was a war in which ...
... THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. SOLDIERS' WIDOWS' AND ORPHANS' FUND, &c. THE Committee desire to acknowledge the following additional subscriptions:— Shillings. A Friend 10 Coleraine Football Club, per Thos. J. Coboon 7 8 Amount previously acknowledged 184 ...
... THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. SOLDIERS' WIDOWS AND ORPHANS FU ND, &c. THE COMMITTEE beg to acknowledge the following additional subscriptions: -- Shillings. A Friend .. 10 Coleraine Football Club, per Thomas J. Cohoon .. 7/6 Amount previously acknowledged ...
... THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. SOLDIERS' WIDOWS' AND ORPHANS' FUND, &c. THE Committee desire to acknowledge the following additional subscriptions:7 ~ Shilling.. Offertory from St. Patriclea Church, Coleraine, per Rev. F. N. Dudley 240 0 Ben Jandetion ...
... THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. SOLDIERS' WIDOWS AND ORPHANS FUND, &c. MBE COMMITTEE beg to acknowledge the following additional subscriptions : -- Shillings. Omitted .ast week-- Offertory from St. Patrick's Church, Coleraine, per Rev. F. N. Dudley .. 240 Benjamin ...
... THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. SOLDIERS' WIDOWS AND ORPHANS FUND, &c. THE COMMITTEE beg to acknowledge the following additional sub..criptions: - Shillings. H. R. Morrison, Moneydig .. 100 Miss Plummer .. Miss Kathleen Moss Amount previously acknowledged. £l7B ...