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... SOUTH AFRICA!* WAR Lord Mar said that thoir last annual meeting the late ex-Provost Arrol had brought forward the suggestion ‘hat the Hospital Managers should approach the Town Council with the view of scouring, on bthaif of the Hospital, tho remaining ...
... SOLDIERS HAVE FALLEN IN SOUTH AFRICA, The suggestion which Lord Mar threw ot|t at the recent banquet to the Master of Burleigh that permanent memorial the Clackmannanshire soldiers who have fallen in the war in South Africa might erected somewhere in the ...
... 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 ...
... Alva curftem Mr Williamson also referred to the work that Mr Gilbert bad done while Captain of the Yeomanry in Booth Africa durins tb* war: upholding out there the best tradttioos as they knew tlfcm of the Johnstone family. •He concluded by calling on the ...
... one and all of us rejoice that we have gut to the end of the war South Africa. That war I hope will be followed with a boucurable and abiding peace as between Boer and Briton in South Africa. {Applause.) sincerely hope that as soon as possible will extend ...
... »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 ...
... parch see tbe comforts life. A vottoan wko only earned week in Great Britain coaid, few yean ago, go oat to Sooth Africa (before the war) and earn £6 week. But soon found oat that his in Johannesburg would go no further than his 30a at home. price of ...
... 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 ...
... Fund. The Countess Mar and Kellie said that the money had been raised in aid the reeemste who had served in South Africa during the War. and to devote the balance o* the Fund to the Hospital would not carrying out the object for which the Fund aatabliaiied ...
... 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 ...
... Empire, the Transvallers, and all connected with South Africa. (Applause.) The people of South Africa were now under the British flag, and their country was assured of and prosperity. The late war, he said, had brought out the characteristics of the Dutch ...