... SOUTH AFRICA IN WAR TIM A CORK NUN'S EXPERIENCES. INTERESTING LETTER. We take the following intere,ting extracts from a letter, dated January Ist, gent to her friends in Cork by • Nun in St. Convent, Caps Town--Sister 31. Xavier The war is the all esmossing ...

... FOR SOUTH AFRICA. The organiser and first captein of the Boys' in Liverpool hail received the following communisation from the Commander-in; eteef in conneetion with tbe proposed Sp e eiul Corm of Ilemhore of the for Serra-tin South Africa. flit haA r ...

... and if so Bullet army corps may be able to d.. , ome useful work. Both Homes of Parliament he again busy with South Africa or war topics this week, though the number of questions Ministen an called upon to answer appears to be declining. To-morrow in ...

... up in the Transvaal. The war has knocked him out of work. Times are hard here now. and the weather is very hot, but anyway I making living so far. I get tew days week the jetties. Work nearly all stopped South Africa. This war has mined a good many, but ...

... tomorrow (Thursday) by Mr Dili On’, who intends ask the Under Secretary for War if he prepared lay upon the table of the House any reports or memoranda on the situation in South Africa sent in Sir Butler during the throe months before ho was relieved of his ...

... private in the Royal nobly Foams, hoots to his wife from loilesstith, em 121 b. yenta to 'mow whether La go or . s 5 In Africa when I war to ar6 is the ?M e eesteal—Thato it Ito 1 would vs the aid at, egos it 7 • oath. hot I= lteritfief tt r i'le gmitWg ...

... ntr7wOold carry . the war to a titece--fal eed. and those ;threat to If he I DEPOT, referred at the elms of his speech, etaered VICTORIA BUILDINGS, apes a Vital of all that preceded SING STREk.T. CORK. in oeder to indicate to those people th;war immoral unjust ...

... tested. 1 ■n Sooth Africa. suited the War °« / ftear. hotel. Humiliation is. he- the the UfllnUlDßlCK—Mr Pott lew longer ter., the word thet tte Prim. Mmistor Beprertary last n.(thl l-yaltyof with the OstJe Steamship Omn- thing the War Office x- A . Di ...

... CORRF.S PONDENCE. WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. /RS RDITOR Of TIIR CORK URRALD. Mar Sir,—You will have bog heard of the desolating influence or on religions of the Afraten War, an event which most the minds of all thinking even °Mende the political arena, eepeaally ...

... THE WAR. Tire humiliating debate on the conduct of the war in South Africa, which has occupied no much of the time of the House of I Commons, has ended in a manner which the Government cannot regard as otherwise than highly satisfactory. Such a discussion ...

... HORSES FOB SOUTH AFRICA The Press Association rays—About I.C-V) horses were taken aboard the transport Mount Reyn! Liverpool, 7, for South Africa. The vessel also takes 1,250 tons of hay. tons of bran. 5,000 bushels of oats, tons of peat moss, and tons ...

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