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... accede o the numerous applications for admission which arc coming behalf girls who have lost their fathers daring the war in South Africa. This would be most lamentable, and the Committee therefore most earnestly invito Trees again give their valuable assistonao ...
... have served the South African war will, according to the yuccii * Ucgidation*. entitled to receive the sum of £lOO the end of the war, and whether, hat so, mmdar gratuity wilt given to V -lantcer who have served South Africa. Sir Brampton Gordon to morrow ...
... NATrak; OF A PANIC TM was fund lava a to part, wad the tail was doe* by tb. war rower •poo. wool port, pan, which aired ah anis der saloon. rippiag away aa iron plate. If the bage besalrehip had oar bow no Heaven oalr know. what the re•alt wraid hare ...
... M State for War whether the War Office salad take any steps to establish volunteer corps or rid cubs in inland for the purpose of training in the uoi- of arm. the young men of that country, winos services; were tellingly accepted by the War (Mire. end ...
... ENGLISH PRISONERS RELEASED. 6,000 BOERS IN THE HILLS. London. Snnday. The following despatch from Lord Roberts wa. received the War Office to-day: Pretoria, p.m., July 28.—French occupied without opposition yesterday. -Buller reports that the post at Vlak- ...
... eitimetes, and £600.000 for expendi- Wiens mom tare directly or indirectly doe to the . Dr TANNER *eked Lad Ile bee a war in Booth Africa; that the Ohio' and At's- ! warded. and expenditure could not have been anticipated I In Nora lam when the Fatineatee ...
... lamentably short of utensils. He could not imagine anyone having a bona fide basis for real complaint. They had consider that- war was war. MORGAN Dr Charles Obepraelt, who went out as subcommissioner for the Red Cross Society, spoke of the general efficiency ...
... treatment of sick and wounded South Africa to-day resumed the taking of South Africa. Colonel Steevens, of the Ordnance the ambulance marquees were not was delay of six weeks in as they hed the City Imperial who was invalided tanght him that the sick ...
... z;iced .l-eI Under se ;;try 'for War wietl Irl d Ieen e ...
... Aagust 2. .. Friday, August 3. .. Monday, August G. .. Tuesday, August 7. .. Wednss., August 8. LIMAVADY, COLER&INE, .. WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. ALL LATEST EVENTS. SIXTY NEW ARTISTES. Prioee-3/., lf., 6d. Day Performance at 2. Evening Performance at 7.45. Children—Day ...
... PATRICK O’BKIKK the Uod«r tor War whether the War Ultice wrtll take any to relualeer curye or itflo cluba in Ireland for the porpuae of id the uaa of aims tbo young meo of that country, wh ...
... lamentably short uteneds. could not imagine anyone having bona-fide basis for real compliiict. They had to consider that war war. Dr. Charles Chcpmcll, who went out an Sab- Commissioner for the Red Cross Society, spoke of the general efficiency the hospitals ...