... Ambulance Coups now in pro- s cess of rapid fornnation, hand which would pro- ' ceed in a few weeks to the seat of war in South 3 Africa. Lessons mi First Aid to the Woundedi- might with advantage be taken by the brothers C volunteering for service in ...

... Dreyius the culprit (great sensation). He read a long extract from a letter which he wrote to General Bil- lot, then Minister of War, on the 6th Januaury, 1898, to-protest aginst these- lies. -'eneral Billot made rV reply, and did not institute any inquiry ...

... the cost 6f the efficiencyI of the Irish Vaccine system against the tail-I{ lions wasted in purposeless slaughter in South Africa. It is the duty of the Local Government Board and it4@ President to insist: that whatever funds the'experts deem essen- tial ...

... should remember this and be ?? bhi triuphat in spite of all oPadtlon. VINOLIA WAR FUND INOLIA WAR FUND VINO)LLA WAR FUNDI VINOLIA W1TAR FUND | V1NO JIA WAR FUND VINOLIA WAR ]FUND FOR THE SOLDIERS' FAMILIES, WIDOWS, AND ORPHANS. Every Tablet ...

... A D the mariner had rnot ventured ?? far, and Africa was practically unknown. Tir' cane the discoveries of Columbus, a-i tm. enterpriase of the Portuguese, and in two c*an turys' time the outline of Africa was made velc clear. In 1600 -A D the maps of ...

... after ten; he had no marks upon him then. He had 5 been nine years in the amny. Could not say whether he had been in India or Africa. He I left 'home- at 1 p m on the 17th. He was then I sober. She got him arrested once for ?? her, butit was more her own ...

... a s on I ee decree. , C CO*x' AST DAFEDNCES. 1c' Q:ei.ilCs Blench Division the b ?? :nit-il, in the matter of the ?? fn, War) v Purclon ' ?? a; Vi'.k woel; resumed u 1 before Mr Ju!stie Otrien n ot en - . ,..at-iofl to discharge I ,ei ,S i; t if manidmus ...