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... to the fact that there is an armistice. Six of toe head men of the Boers have gone to Middlcburg, to meet Lord Kitchener. I aid not the Christmas pudding you sent; the Boers captured them all on the railway between Pretoria and Belfast. They told some ...
... evening service excellent eermons. The congregations were lores at the eerricee. The organist (Mr. Pitchford) played special voluntaries, bells were rung, and the flag waved upon the church tower. HANWOOD.—On Sunday thanksgiving services were held in the Parish ...
... revolutionary. It destroyed the Board schools, and relieved the supporters of voluntary schools from the engagements into which they had entered. would endow the voluntary schools, which were less efficient than the Board schools, which would disappear ...
... men comprising the Scots Greys, six coropaniceo! D.C.L.I. Regiment, our Battalion, a detachment oi Queensland Mounted Infantry (who are verv tine lot men), detachments of Cape 3rd Field Battery, 33th Field Battery Royal Artillery, Supply Column, and Ammunition ...
... man per company, troop, or half battery will selected for the occasion, and that the officers chosen command the original detachments will be re-apix>inted to duty. THE ARTILLERY CAMP AT MORECAMBE. * The annual encampment and course of gunnery of the Ist ...
... W The prettily-decorated room , v, ?. ‘ft mission wortc. Monday sale of fruit and vegetables was beW. Tho proceeds were in aid of mission work. St. John HOI Wesleyan Church special servicM were held Sunday, when there were largo congregaM Don* the special ...
... offertories were in aid of the Church Funds. Tb« sacred edifice was beautifully decorated by the members of congregation. Monday a tea meeting was he.ld and well attended, after which sale of the fruits, &c., was held, proceeds being aid of the trust funds ...
... Shrewsbury, with tho view of raising money in aid of the church funds. The ealo was declared open by Mrs. J. J. Pecle, who was supported by Mr. J. J. Peelo and the Rev. B. Harvey-Jellie (pastor). —Mrs. Peel© ©aid it was with great pleasure she declared the ...
... Umruafiv*. The work will treat of the personal • of the writer during the war, and the proceeds will devoted to the fund in aid of ib- Boors which is being instituted tho Generals. The Door official record of the cam-; will written later on by Generals ...
... organistebfp of St. Mary’s Church, Shrewsbury, and held the post for 54 years (1732-1786); was noted for hia extemporaneous voluntaries’'. a second wife had other children, the youngest being the twins, Charles and Susannah, named the baptismal entry above ...
... Cattle. 120,000 OWNERS OP ANIMALS Hare secured copy of the ELLIMAN FIRST AID BOOK. Extract from letter received from Major-General BAUEN POWEtX referring to The Eluman First Aid Book. *• It will, convinced, be the greatest value to the Troop Officer- ...
... Territorial Force Association have under consideration the formation of Shropshire branch the Red Cross Society a voluntary aid detachment in connection with the local forces, for the care of Hie wounded hi case of invasion. The movement promises lo lie ...