... State for War has taken measures to reinforce Lord Kitchener. Right hundred mounted infantry will start next weekt; two regiments of cavalry as soon as transport can be provide:]; drafts will be despatched to the cavalry regiments iir South Africa; the Auitralian ...

... City Liberal Club, alluded to the war, and said we should be blind indeed if, after the heavy price we bad paid for our indiflereuce and ignorance, we did not provide adequate safeguards for a permanent peace in South Africa, We should, however, be false ...

... Armley and Wortley division of the St. Jobn's Ambulance Brigade, Leeds, have offered their services to the War Office to render help In South Africa. All possess first aid ceaificates and vouchers for reexamination. rIn case the offer is not accepted they ...

... that we should moon hear E that Admiral Seymour-was safe. EHe snoke of the brilliant strategy of Roberts and Biuller in South Africa, and chuffed the Radicals as to their position. The Radicals were, hesaid, M terrorised at the thought of a General ' Election ...

... vice-president (Ur James L. Stanley) was based upon The Nature and Perfection of the Atonement. ST. PAUL'S, BEDMINSTeR, AND THE WAR,-In obedience to her Majesty's mandate, the Rev Canon Griffiths, vicar of St. Paul's, Bedminster, preached an eloquent sermon ...

... held on Saturday, the object being to collect in aid of the Lord Mayor's Fund for Widows and Orphans of Soldiers In South Africa. The place of meeting selected was orops walk at five o'clo-k, and punctually | at that hour members began to arrive, until ...

... deal, which secures free thoroughfare to IJnglandthrough German East Africa. There rest, in consequence, only the Transvaal and her sister Republic in the path of an All-British Africa from the Cape to Cairo. M, Etienne considers that English statesmen ...

... who have encountered wounds or siokneis in the cause o freedom, and at their country's call, In South Africa. I Is net necessary to be at the seat of war to ratify this statement. It iskno vnalready to thoisands of clildren infants. nursing mothers. dyspeptics ...

... r. exemption certificate. des it _ ?? _ the . Fifteen millious will be the amcunt of the W e oew war vote. .It is to inclulde heurmnseal sfor South Africa and China. The necessity the k for soconsiderable a vote is quite consistent The , with the accuracy ...

... TuE HOSPITAL SIIP MAINE is now on its way to CIsina on the same mission of merey for which she was chartered to 8outh Africa. In usore thau one of her Red Om8es voYages. HoRLICK's MALTED MILK has proved of great value, the highest testimony being ...

... - iADYSMITH JUSTICE. GRAVE. STORY FROM BESTER'S FARM. R ECENT events in South Africa, the glamour of JLI War, and the distance tempt us to forget that our countrymen in the colonies, who, happily, are not always fighting, have much the same troubles ...

... legislative ProPosalu to the te3t of Liberal principles. He adds that the one absorbing interest at the present time is the war in South Africa, and he states that he Is fully penetrated with thbe national conviction and determination that it shall be vigorously ...