... thragbsout the world. or seut for flatimpsoby the I staers tbz IAneola asid Aidlan Crmritirs DMCrimp Vmt~y -A WAR! WAR! - ~WA IN SOWUT: AFRICA. SPAR Ts . DUE TO MOBILITY. MOUNTED MFANTRY ARE MOBILE IN- FANTRY. SPA E ARE MOBILE SODA e WATER. PARKLETS. A ...

... receive the careful attention of the- oemntwnth - experience, derived from the war is availablefo rewan J I shall be prepaxed to sueport athoroughiialyeoh efltaucny of the War-OfEos in all its depetet uas for The maintenauseeof the Nav inaeut trntbt MR ...

... and conciliatory management of foreign affairs all these B - have happily disappeared. The great war in which we have th tbeen engaged in South Africa, which has brought ao masy - - sorrows and haa taxed all our resources, would never haer - occurred ...

... (43 yea31 wie'he6 te Meet Lady ianiablie y %X and oo0d d1Fpositkn; With means. view Iactr-lon.y, to aceompany him to South Africa; no ?? .N 112. Mtrccry-lea--e. t n GNU'JEYN, % idower, yntyng chfiden. 3. dark. Wc ensideredl nandsone, exceedinbly allectionate ...

... Mgpoiti5is ~act ?? Musical Thans signatures . ?? 76 a Do., Irish ?? Epileppyl Throsroefi Sofln 1.1 Musical ?? rids iou. 176 Africa, l~iiha ?? Epochs ?? Musaical ?? AgricaBituraliColleges ?? 171S Et~cate and ?? Musical teorces ?? Agricultural ?? ?? ut1O ...

... WAR ANT) DIAMONDS. j:,;E BRUSSELS CORRESPONDMST OF THE DAILY MAIL TELEGRAPHS THAT 440 DlTONDCUTTiNG ESTABLISHIMENTS AT ANTWETRP HAVE CEASED WORK AS A FESLT OF TEE WAR. THE TOTAL STOPPAGE OF THE INDUSTRY IS EXPECTED TO r1KB PLACE THIS MONT'. OLDFIELDS' ...

... ZN SOUTH AFRICA. By special arrangement with the Imperial Government and the respective Governments of the South African Oates, WALKER & SON. OF THIE TOBACCO MARXzr, 53, WHITECH A4PEL. Will delirer into the hands of any Soldier iu South-Africa, absolutely' ...

... at Winterton. Norfolk. Tbe erew of twelve men, and a woman. were rescued by the lifeboat. THE SHIPBUILDING TRADK The war in South Africa is having a stimulating effect on the Clydeshipbnilding trade. During January 32,740 tons of shipping were launched ...

... Olil Moilitay, as t ll'nris, hy Prcsid Id('1. '1110b !i. la rcrlv to all ribed tho ll'fITlC.11 ['ei ! l!si thalt b;T it*ldo war betwecen ?? dwitaig atnh Framots aiv eli iwileoseiiliv, 13, 2,6eplored tl1o 1W1I that orotaill pe.)ple trikth to stir uohp sitise ...

... LADIES, CHILDREN'S YOUNG MEN'S. AND GENTLEMEN'S AAND&ERCHIEFS. We have Purchased Four Stocks, cancelled owing to the War in Sooth Africa. aL nearl- Hall-rice. Lot 0.-iS0 Dozen All-Linen H~emmed H{AN'DIER. CH{IEFS, 11£ half-dozen. LtISYE Elv Dozen FOB-Sizesd ...

... 16tronig and relisble ths. Go-ot-npwru Ntov. gnd a aepiiltvf amd r - coutoo ed foreg poicy.:.po -The -wur in Swath ~Africa has unfortunately, as wars ala-ays do. casevd the joys of mony, and Talueble tires, and mud bronht esorrow sod sufiering lto many a home; ...

... SOUTH AFRICA. By special arrangement with the Imperial Gorernment and the respective Governments of the South African Colo0nies, Colonie, WALKER & SON, OF THE TOBACCO MARKET, 53, WHITECHAPEL, Will deliver ioto the hands of any Soldier in South Africa absolutely ...