... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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- ...

... from Sir £. doe )tucdxiala to much the same effect as the ce f-inj. the Fretnch MiLister at Pekin which has aj^reV t~een a:.ide public. NOs A 'T 'CT ON PEKIN IF , :W EiGONERS ARE SAFE T-Ycy,>. L-ndonr Exzparcss., - ?? . ,h las been received at the Chinese ...

... between France, Russia, and Germany on The subject of intervention in South Africa. GERMAN RED CROSS DETACHMENT. BERLIN, March 22.-The third detachment of the German Red Cross Society, consisting of two doctors and five other members, embark at Naples ...

... AND JOURNAL. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 20, 1900. LOCAL WZAxMM FoYSCAr. - Souaerly aid smdz- ?? $oinde; ?? ~canm, cangeob occa isoez r7ai. NEWS OF THE DAY. In the House of Lords, yesterday, the Duke of ArGO (Marquis of Lorne) took the oath and subscribed the roll ...

... Rifles and the Gordon High- Landers. Their admiration of their comrades' work was expressed first in a desire to aid them; and then in a voluntary donatici of a day's pay for the families of those killed. The amount subscribed, over thirty-five pounds, is ...

... conditions is generally felt, and this creates a desire to'afford every protection. :afnd' amelioration which can, be practically aid success- fully adopted. It appears, too, that the business.' is also. carried on under circumstances which- render inspection ...

... gunsvwere We I withe Bcer gunners. The first of our irto a3ction were the 4-7in. breeohloaders nilorneI, and wsorked by a detach-. , %Qm that chip. No sooner had the first naval - t a abed in the enemy's position than the -:rved their guns upon the b ...

... Boys have bcar2 reinforced by the detachment of Prorectorate troops, under Captaia Fitaclarence. Last Sunday was observed as a tniee- Our men sitting upon the parapets h eld a friendly conver- sation with a detachment of the enemy, and an. enterprising ...

... A telegram has been received at the Colonial cl Office from the Governor of the Gold Coast, who p states that he sent a detachment of constabulary al to attempt to obtain the golden stool at Coomassie. ce The quest failed, and the natives organised oppo- ...