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... _ le ENGLAND AND SOUTH AFRICA. WAR THE OUTCOME OF CIRCUMSTANCES. Powerful Sermon by the Rev. W. H. Bliss. Richmond Corporation at Kew Church. Sunday last was the day fixed by the Richmend Corporation for attending Law Parish Church. There were present ...
... potriotic tete Wee fixed for September 19iii. awl the proceed. will be divided between the Ealing tioldirrs* and liuilurs South Africa War Fund and the Indian Fanner Fend Any resident. willing to help in any way may apply to Mr. %V. Wong'. la addition to the ...
... THE NATION AND THE WAR. THE WAR FUND. Down to Saturday evening the Lord Mayor's fund at the Mansion House for the South Africa War sufferers amounted to £982,400. Among the donors were : Maidstone, per the Mayor (15th inntalment), £60 18s. 9d.; Dr. Jaeger's ...
... Hely-Hutchinson, Governor of Natal, will arrive here to-morrow to confer with Sir Alfred Milner on the settlement of South Africa after the war. The foreign military attaches have arrived here from the front. Only the Russian attache remains to watch tfvle final ...
... AFTER THE WAR SIR W. HELY HUTCHINSON AND SIR. A. NILNER IN CONFERENCE. Care Towx, Monday. Sir Walter Hely Hutchinson, Governor of Natal, will arrive here to-morrow, o confer with Sir Alfred Milner on the settlement of South Africa after the war.. The foreign ...
... eyes of the world so much as the spectacle of Nouconformist ministers having eutered the Jingo down grade on this South Africa war question. Thank God, there are noble exceptions. Mr. Critebley, in standing by the principles of the Prince of Peace, deserves ...
... PRATENTED “SPLIT CASE” BINDINGS FOR WAR PUBLICATIONS. e Special high class and handsome ¢ Split Case”’ Bindings 0,;«° *’o(o for ¢“ Black and White Budget,” ‘Khaki in South Africa,” spchse ““Transvaal War Album,” ¢ Transvaal in War and Peace,” ‘fi%” S ‘““Under ...
... LOCUSTS AS FOOD. Writing the subject of locusts as food, a contributor to the Scotsman says in South Africa during the war locusts hare formed not unimportant part in the food of several of the garrisons. The inhabitants of Vryburg were kept from starvation ...
... the prevention of famine India, and the Earl of SELBORNK to a question regarding the settlement of soldiers in South Africa after the war. (24th.) A second reading ;was given to the Agricultural Holdings Bill, and a number of other measures were advanced ...
... SOLDIER-SETTLERS. INVESTIGATION IN SOUTH AFRICA. The probable outcome of the inquiry into the gquestion of grants to soldiers willing to settle in South Africa after the war, which, as announcel by Mr. Wyndkam on the 23rd ult., has been entrueted to an ...
... Office had contributed no small degree to the auxiliary forces of the country * hundred of its members having gone to South Africa, n* war had taught us that the Regular Army was by means sufficient for the Empire, and had opened the c °° of the country to ...
... proof or disproof of them, and that the larger inquiry into the general question of army hospital management in South Africa during the war will be kept quite distinct from that investigation. In respect of the second and third questions you formulate, and ...