... service in South Africa. The friends of the officers going out are having a sad time, haeging about the club-rooms in search of some infcrmation not already published, and living from hour to hour waiting on the delivery of telegrams. The War Office has made ...

... Portugal before leaving England sent the Queen £2OO for the Soldiers' and Sailors' Families Association. The Secretary for War has written to a correspondent stating that the question of granting a long-service decoration to the Yeomanry is under con ...

... year afterwards he made his • Sat acquaintance with S3uth Africa. commanding Methuen's Berge, a special corps of volunteers in Bechuanaland. After the end of the war he remained In South Africa as Deputy-Adjutant-General for a few years, when he came home ...

... the glorious flag that O'Connell waved in Clare long ago (loud cheers). Thc Boer war was a God send to Ireland, because though it wan hard on the Borns, God knows that war brought Ireland into the bonds of unity once again and he said that the spectacle ...

... nenders of the Lest sic in intro, who may liars 'shinnied abundant of new I' the Menne% will be ob:iged totake up study ol South Africa In its many celan s. for thspublishers have greatly Moffat Ii ion risk of bringing out books wpm any sul jert. are Neut.' ...

... three weeks, and not until it was all over and the work done was it realised what the provisioning of the transports for South Africa entailed in the labour of preparation. Now all this life and stir is suspended, and the streets Westward and Cityward have ...

... ✓abies swift ' , try seber el she hee Is her MaMety's will the rob of the that we have ha d Is Use perm war an writ to the resat adored by the War Mee. It MO by byto Imo esdiesses she as, te stedhok she as alreskiiry lust abider. We, so • tree sleet's ...

... sell tide hay at He recover.) yosise..aion of her house and for her son at Petty SellaiOna sad she brought Mr Lynch home from Africa to defend her (laughter). po , tunentry evidence nas oven of Robert Scanlan having possession of the b m i s. Th e o we we' ...

... Christmas Day, no one knowing what may take place in South Africa before that date. A great deal of generosity is being displayed by people in all ranks of society in giving to the benevolent war funds, but it is to be feared that from the diversion of ...

... • certain amount of bungling Is of the authrities in every cr sis such as the present, but it must be membered mother the War Wire nor the Colonial Office to diehuge tlils eatra daty of distributing parcels. A great many ladies have already gone to the ...

... unto subieet. Ono of these editors, unlike the oi the War Olice, has long lost what ale had preiriously brought to upen situation She severely. telling applicants that they ars not In South Africa. there are many encelleut a* cooks at haws In the 'cleate ...

... her this to the frontier into Italy. The reports of the desertion of Nice by English people this year pow daily. The war in South Africa, which has sent so many people to the Cape, is not to be blamed for the decline in popular favour of the Preach wat ...