... 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 ...

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

... 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 ...

... THE TRUE ASPECT OF THE WAR. Tux war has beim pronounced in its last stages so often that no one will be inclined to say the end is at hand until the surrender of the scattered forces still in the field is announced. Da Wet's defeat at Both:vine last week ...

... of the British armies struggling for =premaoy in South Africa. In most of the churches sermons appropriate to the remake wen preached, and our special commissioner* moored the remarks bearing on war of the ministers of a large number of the churches in ...

... LORD ROBERTS AND TEE WAR MICE. Lord Roberta has, writes The Major in To- bay, supplied a new and striking proof of the old proverb that everything comae to him who waits, provided be remains fit and above ground. Not so many years ago it might have ...

... our arms been actively engaged in such diverse and remote regions as daring the past twelve months. South Africa, China, and the West Coast of Africa —it is a roll of honour of which, with all the anxieties and disappointments occasioned by checks and Newsom ...

... IMPERIAL FEDERATION. Tam MN that, when the war is over, South Africa will bs formed into • Dominion lib that of Canada, with a feleral capitol at Bloamfootain and state capitals at Capstowo, Pietermaritzburg, and Jobanuseburg, comes as a fit counterpart ...

... situation in Booth Africa. A majority of the people believe the present war to have been inevitable. Probably, however, the experience of another year will modify this belief. The charge against the Government is that it embarked on a war the gravity of which ...

... of Booth Africa without any of the outward appearances of civilisation. For % years they carried on this hand-todend duel with the matins, when they found theeneelves le danger of being wiped out of South Africa. The motives all around ties wars in arms ...