... Kuhlic; they are Iteing worked they seldom been; and few of them will ba able leave this Tear for the ueual holiday. The war South Africa, the situation In China, the revolution io Ashanti, the famine and placue In India, and the possibility of disagreement ...

... membership is rapidly increasing. THE SUPPLEIfINTABY On Wednesday the supplementary war reumsta of £ 11,360,000 which it is expected will be reared wind up the war in South Africa and matters with China, was issued. It is anudpawl lUm these eleven luilf million ...

... Horae, ia man with passion for dangerous ventures. He fought with the Americana in the rrcent war with Spain. la South Africa combines the duties of fighter and war eorreapondent, and at the battle Coiease twice courted death in order to save life. Sir Bryan's ...

... like Parisieone. A Fnmoaa Climber. Mr. E. Fiitgerald, the adventurous mountain climber, it setving among the Yeomanry South Africa. Mr. Fitagerald Is young American, born twenty»nine years ago in Connecticut. Mr. Fitsgsrsld has den* mors high climbing, ...

... the r.niy daughter tint laic Mr. W. C. Endicott, Judge of the -me Court of the United .States, and formerly Be.-relary for War. Hia eldest eon. Mr. Chamberlain, boro in 1863. Prince Ferdinand of Bulgaria, who is visiting Paris in strict twvfaife the Count ...

... Roberts mention* in his last despatches, has commanded mounted infantry in Mouth Africa aioce 1699. lie entered the Royal West Kent Regiment in 1873, and served tlw Doer war of 1681, ami the Egyptian campaign of year later, lie took part in the battles ...

... 'Varsity In tte war one hundred and Afty eld Rugbeian* twvs taken gait, of whom five bad won mention deepetdws. In this latter regard Clifton, however, te* gone still tatter—with two hundred and Afty old Clif onlana serving as dßesrs Africa; while Kadlev ...