... 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 ...

... property at his salerooms, Iord-street, Southport. The semi-detached dwelling house 84, Manchester-road, leasehold for 99 years from f 1866, was purchased for £480 by Mr. Walsh. A a pair of semi-detached dwelling houses, 70 and n 72, Poidton-road, leasehold ...

... REGIMENT. Is wind and We on Woodsy tin 4sb Woo £. at hat fa the maim 1M berth babies few away od to ado, swim. Csl C. N. lid aid Ow rid 10 NO Irailiel l wlo4l fa Nob Akiss ea Nadi enthasiestreall y .band Wetting seder date fah from Am to the enter Me Amid ...

... 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 ...

... the Hartlepools, many amen, in view of the occasion, ceased work after twelve o'clock, and the chil- dren of the Board and Voluntary schools e were given holiday in the afternoon, Iwhich many of then utilisqd by march- ing irL bads at the streets, carrying ...

... with recent legislation on educational mataers, the Code for 1900, Higher Elementary Schools, Teachers Superannuation, Aid to Voluntary Schools, School Attendance, &c. At the meeting of the Church Association, held in Birminagham last night, a iesolution ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... celebrations TI began in thea afternoon, wrlien a pre- Vba, iuirypr'ocession was held, 'f'lse rathi band of the Skelton detachment of the iecs 1st ?? Yoa-ks formed the principal for pert of it, and there were also tlsree gine mounted men in uniform, one ...

... pople% and bands of children promenaded tie streets, some of them dressed in imitation khaki, and collected subscriptions in aid of the sufferers at Mafdking. In tde morning the boys of the Sheepscar Board School assembled, .under the direction cf the head ...

... midsummer holidays should =comence on Ithe 17th. }He said' they bed arranged to close their acbhols at tbe same- time as the voluntary scbools, .but the wbolesale resigaions of their teachers bad left tbem no alternative bot to elces that weekd The schools ...

... tlhe Lexperiment was vote(l popular and successful. Another novelty in the (, shape of war dogs and a gift class, sold r in aid of the funds, brought a welcome I addition to the efforts being acade to assist the wives and families of sol- r diers at the ...