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... admitting to the galleries, price 2s. 6d. each, in aid of the fund, can be had from the hon. secretary, Mr. C. Ashton Bullock, 7, Paternoster-square, E.C., by whom contributions in aid of this voluntary fund will be gratefully received. IN LONDON TO-MORROW ...
... relieve them without loss, the detachment had to remain where they were until darkness came on, when they managed to escape. At half-past six this morning brisk firing commenced at the pont, but it has now slackened. A detachment of the 5th Fusiliers has arrived ...
... eas of inefficient Votunt=y schools the lack of :means is due to the reluctance of Voluntary subscribers to support their institutions. if they demsir to retain Voluntary control, they should provide the money needed to bring their schools up to the loint ...
... Fo is is, i my opinion, a firt-das and thoroug e ecaonat reforta. What does ~it sock to der' I tb*: first place it seeks to detach the work of insruction ' Lrox monetary coaderaden In this country, this, no doubt, is viewed with susiPIes.> But the curse ...
... Dock-road. arid at Graveseido AID for the SocietY's Hospitals and Dispen. saries is URGENTLY NEEDED. P.MtCHIELLi, Secretary. HARING CROSS HOSPITAL,, C STRAND, and CONVALESCENT HOME, LIMPSFIELD. 15,000 required annually from voluntary soutrces. Corttributions ...
... money can -CLINCHEB NlN Clincher B tyres on hollow CLINCHER ITRES Unequalledfor -: - ...
... and thtat from the price so C agreenpOOor sttled by arbitration,a2S the case may be, shall be deducted the amiount already aid y theGovenmentto th com any sa subsidy, under the provisions olt the Acts. The rport presntedto l'rliaueotfor the Swellenda ...
... s that a body of the enemy was occupying a few kopjes north of Glen, which is now garrisoned by the Guards, Lord Roberts detached a force consisting of General Tucker's Division, two brigades of cavalry and horse artillery under General French, and a ...
... despatches still affect to believe that the whole of Brabant's force is at Wepener, though their commanders know well that only a detached flying column is beleaguered by them there. The progress of the relieving columns has been very slow, the weather and state ...
... thousandsi of sightseers ro see--arid contributte to the collection in aid of the war funds. Last night a Patriotic carnival and tornhlight pro- I ession were held at Oamriberww in aid of the Sol- tdiers' and Sailrs' Widows' and Orphans' Fund. Trho procession ...
... not wish to say anything at flI about Oliver Crom- wetl], but if he wished to hand down an unfavour- abhl vie' of his policy aid history he could not advise any more outw rd and vistble sign than to put him at the bottom of a hole, and as longi as the ...
... comnpmnv on or alter th letdayofJuly, 11, at the price of .0ll per 100 stocg, ons sx months' prlevious notice, aid hi the event of a voluntary iniding-up at any tim~e, for the paurp lo econ- atroctliCtaI, aagarnation, or otlcrwise, at the prkice of si10 ...