... for missionaries both at home and abroad. If they looked at China and thought of the sorrow and trouble, and then at Africa with its war and bloodshed, acid ale° to India with its famine and pestilence, they could see something of the sorrow that had filled ...

... attached to the evening , when, in the course his sermon, the Rev. G. T. Medd referred to the War and to his ences in the Russian i War (1854-55) and the China War (1857-58) he had the honour of receiving three , for which It is thought that the collections ...

... the present crisis. Die WAR UP-TO-DATE will be placed before the public at the Corn Exchange on Monday evening next by Mr. Richard Edwyn by means of his celebrated topical lecture and grand snap-shots and life size animated war pictures direct from the ...

... unwarrantable use e in 80 man similar contests | MATTERS. Africa. Everyone heartily made of his name did he challenge the re rt in years later to I wel f remember i r. C. Newton wishes that the war was over, Your reporter is quite safe in leaving on the ...

... besides carrying on negotiations which had led to two wars (hear, hear). Bin as, by the action of their opponents, the principal plank in the election platform had been made the war in South Africa, he would try to give them some idea of the domertic and ...

... could imagine to bring about a speedy settlement in South Africa. (Applause.) had been constantly accused of having instigated the war diplomatically our large armaments, and on having gone war without due preparation. Those who flung that accusation at ...

... The War in South Africa. There has been co very important war news this week, although it is satisfactory to know that Sir George White is more than holding his own at Ladysmith. It is reported that he has indicted a severe blow upon the enemy. The Etoslin ...

... The War in South Africa. (From Te.rh.) Encore ClTStalliaed.— e'er re reel addl. ACAD.:WIC. —IS road making in du. led in the subjects lectured upon by a Professor of Path-010;s ? Punch (to Guardsman off to Trinsvaal):Good luck to you! Our militia boy ...

... The War in South Africa. MONDAY. Beyond a little manceuvring on the part of the respective troops, nothing of importance took place in connection with the war ou Friday and Saturday. The battle of Ladysmith began on Sunday night. Sir George White, in ...

... TM: WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. Before the minutes were read the Chairman said he thought they as a Council should mark their appreciation of the gallant conduct of their troops in South Africa. He certainly felt that the two etents, via, the surrender of General ...

... CORRESPONDENCE. SOME LESSONS OF THE WAR. TO THE EDITOR OF THE BUCKS HERALD. Stz,—The present war in South Africa is an object lesson as (a) The necessity of up-to-date artillery. The advantage of mobility and efficient scouting. and the resources of Britain ...

... SOUTH AFRICA. But though the peaceful events of the year deserve consideration—and more of it than they are likely receive—the closing scenes may well, to the near observer, absorb all interest. It has been upon South Africa that eyes have been principally ...