... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... Peare and Co., of London, have re- ceived the order forthe clothing and equipment 'W of the St. Heens detachment. The officers of of ,w- the detachment are Lieutenant Lewis end Lieu- -be 51- tensa Robson, both of the Widnes Company. wi a, Yesterday afternoon ...

... 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 ...

... failing a satisfactoty tsp y from wi.e Yamen, to send for the guards. This course Was adorted on May 283th. 'T1he i British detachment of 78 men, with a machine gun was at once sent to Pekin and 104 men to T'-nm-in. Four more British ships were brought to ...

... 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 ...

... Clshnds-Polu for the use of the cons- pan, gad lave also generously undlertaken the provision1 of ferage as uong as the detachment -o- mains in Derby. Mr. Isaac Rooene (Derby), the tenant of Lne land, has willingly agie d to this arrangencent. Mr. J. ...

... 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 ...

... end by way of a test, he thought that there was1 not much objection, especially as the scheme s was only permissive and voluntary. In all the l he I arrangements for army recruiting he thought I e there should be a choice given to the recruitsX eI- to ...

... there is no sign of oar forces having moved for- ward to-day. Aecording to native reports, an- other British force has been detached from Biloen- fontein. If this is correct, the position of the Boers round Wepener is precarious. GENERAL BRABANT'S ADVANCE ...

... the way in the matter, and already there ere several well-organised e companies established in the Board Schools and 1 iyt Voluntary Schuoli of the boroagh. With a ity view of giving members of Parliament and others aY who are taking an interest in. the ...

... heavior Z~eper capita3 cost. Lea~ving this central prneciple in the financing of educationl that centralI aid ruset b02 supplemnented by locsal aid. But t.he villages w ere too poor cud too ?? about the value of education to find the necessarys local supple-) ...