... season. Of the vnits whioh went from Ireland to take part in the war it is certain that several will remain in South Africa, because ihey had been ab home for some time before going to South Africa. 1 hear it is coatemplated 10 make en. tirely new arrangoments ...

... ST. PATRICK’S DAY IN SOUTH AFRICA. Lieutonant and Adjutsnt T. A. Bromilow Downing. f Belfast, writes home as lnlkn-:—l “ Fish River Camp, March 16, 1900. To-morrow bewy St. Patriek's Day, 1 told the men on parade that if any were of Irish nationality ...

... as affairs in South Africa. It wi they should be informod as to | by the distinguished officer wh some time the army acting admin Africa in regard to the present hoped there was no truth in Lord Kitchener was shortly goir Africa, and take up the com ...

... ‘oo which this war has conferre rr of James and forces us to look up our def nd 9 months. | see that they are equal to the her's 106° aud the new requirements Road, Georgina There js another compensati ‘beloved daughter of ; drawn war has conferred up ...

... failing on thet war, and what would now? The loss of Cap most important pos:tict South Africa, the loss o loss of the respect of | That was the position the price they would h and the only way for t that forfert was to pu they hed commenced u war to an end ...

... (ling hereby recognises of the war going on the peuple | can be none as to thc) Lein their power the si ristian tnen and women atives of our kita aad ded or who have fallen yours, J, Kennedy. cor am sorry i in the present war i that a tor and sailors disabled ...

... THE WAR LOAN. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER, anewering Mr. Bawnd, said he waa afraid it was pot vosable 10 act on the suewestion that in sliotting the War Loan, nreference should be gvea to the anolications of Pritish subjecta BRITISI FLAG INSULTED ...

... THE WAR [te va eneral, asco! dunin, rece. officer afterward. remarked who retreated towsrds ¢ vart to meot following infantry POSITIH w '¥ s lul.n::d- doz shelter world beat %HM “‘y considerable force l T when the G IMJ“I‘ Ol'l'vue: r:.‘ 8 orcott were ...

... DEATHS FROM DISEASE IN SOUTH AFRICA. OFFICIAL DESPATCH. ‘ An official despatch recceied at the War Office states—No. 5315, Corporal Willian Ward, Irisa Pusiliors, dicd on January Bth, st Preiciia, of ld\lellny. X Fight men died from discase at Ladysmith ...

... LESSONS OF THE WAR. The chapter in Dr. Conar Doyle's history of the war in South Afriea to which most attention will be directed by one class of readers is that which bears a title akin to the headline given above. The book itself ie writien, like all ...

... hospital at the beginning of the war, is presenting to Bristol, his native town, a memorial in the ?nrn of a granite obelisk to the officers and men of the Gioucester, Somerset, and Devon Regiments who lave fallen in South Africa. The memorial will be erected ...

... and disappointed anticipatic staying at Pas Ting} that we pet rightly cot war in which we are eng =i general charge In most wars of the last pa hon Fu wiil act a8} century—the wars of Franc Hung Chang’s suc- et ger) or bly be Yuan} battle been fought an ...