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... WINTER TROOPS AT THE rfIAYNT. As the white* swum i, now commencing in South Africa. Um War °doe has mooed a snoreslion to shoes who to peewits comforts for troops tbat will do bier b 7 previdiag warm clothing Tea articke are specillid, and lards& woollies ...
... patriot service. and tieVolelled to Africa- and every war- Council, threatening proceedings if payment ship in the A Divinion commis honed. Ile farther not made. This letter opened and read by advisee that the War and N seal Ministers should Mrs Bracken ...
... CARDINALAIi) ON THE WAR IN AFRICA. The following lista Iron Card rd Videos was is. the Churches the Mums of See dry. fur Me Areldthe Honer, lith Jane, 1904. ratiter—fide the war bake out is .tfeia prows prayers for the_ presertatiou of were this Ilium ...
... THE WAR. ArrER a long series of reverses and disappointments the tide of success in South Africa seems to have turned in favour of the arms of Great Britain. The siege of Kimberley has had to be raised before the advance of Roberts' army, and Cronje, ...
... on bar to give on Mar all this questions la dispels to friendly that this troops war the Teams! border be instantly ; that all intumesces which have arrived in Smith Africa sines the Are of Jaws be reword sad that tb. mow on the oot landed. It egairad as ...
... THE WAR. The situation in Natal remains unchanged. General Jonbert and his forces are still in complete investment of Ladysmith, and the bombardment is kept op. There is an entire absence of reliable news from this place, although we have bad several ...
... times it has seemed that the last stage of thedeeolating war in South Africa had been reached, but expectation has always been falsified by the dogged determination of the Boers to keep on fighting. It is a determination that we must deplore, however ...
... WAR. THE TREATMENT OF THE TROOPS — SERIOUS ALLEGATIONS. The following are extracts from an article entitled Crime and Dishonour which appeered in Reynolds Nez,..spater of Saturday Our second Raid in South Africa is passing from the merely criminal stage ...
... ENDING THE WAR. COMPARISON ham been made between the situation at the close of the American civil war and the position iu which the Boers found themselves during the clueing stage of the South African War. The cases, how, ever, are ,not continuously parallel ...
... THE COST OF WAR. From the day when Achilles fasted three days and nights over the body of Patroclus, slain in the ten years' siege before the stout walls of Troy, have we learned of wars's The Duke of Wellington wept like a child when he surveyed the ...
... TILE PRICE OF WAR. A Parliamentary white paper issued 00 Wednesday shows that the strength of the forces in South Africa on the Ist of January wee 237.800, including the town guards. The total number killed aloes the war began is 5,281, ehile 13,733 have ...
... WAR ITEMS. If AIEiTY'S I 'l'o t SOLDIERS. Iler Maiaty has shown her thoughtful consideration fur her soldier* in South Africa by ordering for then, • kindly and moat acceptable present. It take, the form of tins of chocolate, prep.rol by the moat eminent ...