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... and Jack in Africa I would like to thank mmese Twins.”” Joe and tor their kindness in cring me. T would point wever, that I did not nooff from England; 1 \riea to receive them, pid the good fortune to for them their first nent. 1 left Africa in 1914—two ...
... ‘e and Jack in Africa -1 would like to thank © Siamese Twins,”” Joe and for their kindness in bering me. T would point however, that T did not hem off from England; [ 1 Africa to receive them. I had the good fortune to i for them their first wvment. 1 ...
... Nelson Missionary in Africa. Rev. J. A. Ross, the Nelson missionary in Central Africa to whose work we have referred repeatedly—and especially his experiments in cotton growing near Kambole—is now on his way home, and hopes to be in Nelson in the early ...
... Mr. Barrow joined the R.F.A. when war broke out, before he was sixteen years of age, and served in Egypt, Gallipoli, and France. Since_getting his discharge he has achieved considerable business success in West Africa, ‘the best proof of which is forthcoming ...
... THE AMRICAN WAR No veri important news has been brought by the Africa, which arrived on Sunday at Queenstown from Boston and Halifax. Generufv Butler's troops had reached Fort Menroe, and Admiral Porter's fleet was sonownced to have left Wilmington. There ...
... THE AMERICAN WAR. According to the accounts brought by the Africa, which arrived on Monda'y morning at Queenstown from Boston and Halifax, no fresh movement had been made by the Federal army in Virginia ; but operations were active in North and South ...
... THE AMERICAN WAR. The military and political intelligence brought by the Africa, which arrived on Sunday at Queenstown from Boston and Halifax, is interesting and important ; but the details are very imperfect and obscure. General Lee attacked the Federals ...
... Bible Society) will lecture on ‘‘ The New Africa.” This lecture will prove of exceptional interest int view of the fact that Mr. ;mith is a missionary expert, and in addition to special services Xuring the war ag chaplain, has done fine work for the Bible ...
... THE WASTE OF WAR. He would ask them to think for a moment of the wealth and resources that had been wasted by war, not merely in the last war but in all the wars that had taken place in the history of the world. Let them consider the ‘vast resources in ...
... THE AMERICAN WAR. No very important news is announced in the intelligence brought by the Europa, which arrived on Sunday night at Queenstown from Boston and Halifax, and such acoounts as we have of General Sherman’s movements are obscure and oovnindiemrii ...
... THE AMERICAN WAR. FroM advices received on Sunday, we learn that the rumour of the capture of Savannah had been shown to be unfounded ; but on the 14th December General Sherman had an interview with General Foster at Fort Macallister. In a report, dated ...
... IN CENTRAL AFRICA. WHAT A NELSON MISSIONARY IS DOING. Rev. J. A. Ross, a Nelson missionary who has been labouring in Central Africa for several years, is on his way home on furlough. In the course of his report, he says :— This report covers two years ...