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... ” now adopted by the propnetor Hudson’s Soap. Hudson’s War Balloons are travelling over various parts of the Kingdom. They are facsimiles of those used by the Military Authorities in South Africa. iiiaite@ia For WasSiirag-Cp tr f'aj. Clothes **r For Spring ...
... SUBJECTS: Incidenl.s in the last year of the life of Her late Majesty Queen Victoria, including Visit to Dublin; Boer War and South Africa; China War and the Chinese; also Funeral Obsequies at Cowes, through London, and Windsor. Proceeds to purchase School Requisites ...
... DEPARTURE OF YEOMANRY. The of the Intorrial from to towth Africa is war rapidly approachieg new hilt two wither dralte to les., mad them will t,t out on Monday Woleseday. This owning psalm, welt ad 110 men, were despatched by twin to Southampton to embark ...
... SUBJECTS : Incidents iu the lust year of the life Her late Majesty Queen Victoria, including Visit Dublin; Boer War and South Africa; China War and the Chinese ; also Funeral Obsequies at Cowes, through London, and Windsor. Proceeds to purchase School Requisites ...
... mortotor. ■□iplied, 1 tbiok said, nri,, Ibo Knpotoc't viaaV to was ia cootrm Jiclioa to a oeutcai attilodo towards ,'ouili Africa* War. I oaeo alto recently road ot paraUela draws lotwoea Um Kaiprroc visit ■ od the nos rsceptfio of Mr. Kravar id Bsrlta (Hear ...
... 1,200 mules for British army in South Africa. EXTRAORDINARY WAR OFFICE MUDDLE. A Liverpool correspondent eays:—An extraordinary moddlo on the part of the War Office been the aui|ect of comment volunteer circle* Liverpool. The response to the call for another ...
... on %be alprt to the danger of the dt , «Nee ►►i.g imported toto t h, (omit ry Ilr Er•kine Ctukttwa, sa Idos ilia South Africa& War, ante.: a awl,' tellef to the Timm darrecativig ilia settee of the Britib Prase is irdalou.l. Worms too whoa that Gawarral ...
... interest on war loans already incurred to £1,850,000; Navy Estimates to £30,875,500; Army (Ordinary) Estimates to £29,685,000; Civil Service Estimates to £23,630,120; Revenue Departments Estimates to £17,036,488; war in South Africa to £56,070,000; war in China ...
... raiktafy syatom * gigaßtic soak, ooiapakeory aenrioe up ia the amr future. Mr eAs far £81,000.000 to toss* thsa for hem* War Africa baa cat doable the* ooeaal and thoasaada of lire*. The trath ia «het the Kxe-1 oatife is at wife end. Then tk>a The fiehabary ...
... could not have chosen a li—s pn.pitimis time. We have upon us the enormous expensee of the war, the tremenduous task of the re-settlement of South Africa, the war in Chins, and many other things. We believe that the resources of the British taxpayer are ...
... THE WAR BCDGET, The isauc army esiirnaJes for **norirous sum ae jmlliods. for the financial year conuTH-ncing on April first, under «irrnmeiAnres which neceMitate the continued mamteoAoue of large army in South Africa carry the war. For this heavy bill ...
... writer to hear of our successes in South Africa, but the war is not over yet, and what earthly fiood did it do for a town of the combustible make-up of Lurgan to | celebrate every victory which formed part | of a grcat war. by useless out-door and | Town Hall ...