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... THE WAR FUND. The Pits:dent the Wettcyan Methodist It:r W MaeDonold, has , forwaidcd durther tlm of £1,316 to Lohl Mayor of Locdoe's Transr.al W.tr Fund. Down to to-night the Lord Dfayor of den'. War Belief Fund amounted to £444.000 To-day's subocriptions ...
... PARS THE WAR. FROM VARIOUS SOURCES. ETONTANS AND THE WAR. . . There are 400 old Etonians at the treat or about to proceed. The list is kaidod Lord Roberts, Sir Redvers Buller, Lord Methuen, Major-General Litodtas, and Major• General Colville. YEOMANRY ...
... for doing no * point Boon not control pao6 _ War wita declared. The reed like thronith the Boer camp. The time limit OTIS by the A/publics hod lima demand wag rercted. Booth Africa stood on . the tiink of a war which would have to see the settlement for ...
... IRISH SOLDIERS AT THE WAR. ANOTHER VICTIM FROM KINSALE. On Retort* the tad of the death of mother man on the battlefields of Smith Africa wee received at Kier* and a tietie feeling of regret was aroused throughout abs town for young townsmen cat down ...
... sad Meats for Desseselease or War. 1 Lleessieg Owes, Pares., Head-bais. And is lullaby el Weir Mot • • too varied to Archbahop's II .. •e e, Went oat r, 1/ •amber 20th, 'M. Rev Dear Father,- -Tho fortune •f ia South Africa i.e public no ! with justifiable ...
... Crimean home—the Christmos mail took out 890 of war. In that terribly mismanaged war, say. litter, and 420 parcels; telegraphists whine hMs Mr Justin Mienthy. - the arrangements made Ml.is to Imo war news to encounter the inevitable dangers of a ...
... PARS ABOUT TIE WAR TRUISPORT _ The &ma Africa kithesto bus.iassicisat the of them At one vete perilously few, sad its. mow advance Is until tam redloressoesia It is °Wm that daring the two maths, sad probably for two maths to CCM the rapid trompoet of ...
... LIMERICK MAN ON WAR. WHO BB 1 Limerick, Thunday. A ustive of C ap s Colony, Mat ef p•• restage. and wbe spent WNW Mehl so 1 the Transvaal, has in ea • Ivisit to sow relatives. and z teresting seemint of his ex lived in Johannesburg. which be I left mny ...
... NTS DECISION OF THE GOVE RN MINT az ARMY REBERVIS TO WI YEOMANRY FOR SOUTLI AFRICA. London, Sunday Night. The Press Association to-night Muted the following statement the War (Ace:— Acting on the of the military authorities, the Government has* approved ...
... part of these islands is the South African War, with its casualties up to the present, and the uncertainties which the future has in its keeping. When we come to think of it, how nearly Ithe effects of this war come bane to na Be the merits of the dispute ...
... AMERICAN COMMANDER TALKS ON THE IN SOUTH AFRICA. Philadelphia, Saturday. General Nelson A Miles: the Commauders i l in-Chief of the American Army, when inter , viewed th:s morning regarding the Transvaal war, .aid—'The struggle between the British and ...
... LORD ROBERTS ) TARE SUPREME COMMAND. LORD KfIVIIENEE HIS CHIEF OF STAFF. Ilidnieht. The War Office at 11.4.1 to-night issued following: An the campaign in Natal is, in the opinion of Ilajesty's Government. likely to reouire the presence and undivided ...