... notified that no applications from ex- s6oldiers for ?? in the Royal reserve regiments will be entertained after lst June, aid that no further enlistments for those regiments will be sanctioned : afer June lath Reward or Distinguhed Service at Sea - Al ...

... be well spent. It is not scattered right and left like the special aid grant of 1897. And is the liberal policy to starve the education of the working man's child in the voluntary school in order to spite the Church parson? I am vehemently against ...

... Special Aid (Grant. It would have been impossible to carry out these improvemeents order- ed by the. Education Department and at the same time to maintain the voluntary system of educa- tion had it not been for the special aid grant. This aid grant has ...

... only some half-dozen were voluntary schools. But it is very well known that a large number of Wesleyan schools, besides others, carry on in some form or other higher grade work-and there are probably half a dozen such voluntary schools in Bristol and n ...

... were withdrawn :—Capesthorne Towers, a boarding-house facing the West Promenade, £ 2,400; semi-detached villa, Verniew Bank, in York Road. £ 500 semi- detached villa, Summerhill, in Llewelyn Road, £500; villa residence, Spring Bank, Rhiw Bank Avenue, S425 ...

... joined in d wishing Captain Buckingham and his detach- yment success. The programnie at the con- i. 1 cert vas contributed to by artistes, the e majoritv of whom zave their .services gratis. 1, The detachment of the London Scottish d. nill leave London on ...

... time would s entrusted tohis care. Thiis codebhad been called in some t places another dole bb the voluntary schools.' It was A true that the voluntary. schools would get thu 1argcr'pro- es havethe hanc of oinghis eat or te chldr n s portion of the benefits ...

... were COMMANDrERED to fight under pain of death or confiscation of their property, which is slightly different from the VOLUNTARY SERVICE that all classes of Mr. Everett's countrymen are offering their Government to-day. Surely Mr. Everett's high falutin' ...

... South African Repubho in sending miii- tary attkches and ambulance detachments to the Boer army. Dr. Leyds also wishes to express his apprecia- tior for the permission to collect voluntary aubsorip- I Ltions on behalf of the Transvaal army. Several officials ...

... sal there- Mee their ditty to be Tbey bad to see that their teecrves reedy. that tiMie tom/troikas kren^hen were pepper; -t, .aid their it. I= n e destrueent good woriing ceder. ( ) fiefeering she geostiou GI register ties, bird seal he less very easel digested ...

... Tolley submitted the fnancial statemierntt for the past year. The union voted out of tlhoe funds for the coming eaer' grants to aided churches amount- my to £235 to churches in North Staffori'dshire, sand £95 to churches in South Staffordshire.-The followr- ...

... Latest reports indicate no change in the situation at Rumasi. The Newfoundland House of Assembly has voted 20,000 dols. in aid of the War Fund. The colony is enjoying greater prosperity than it has enjoyed during the last twenty years. The Pennsylvania ...