... Chancellor of the Exchequer, im his recent speech at the House, stated that the cost of the wars im which this cow hae beee im Soath Africa, Chima, and in Rast est Africa, has, not withstanding the feet ot the beavy wcrease im the imoome-tar and the tar om ...

... OPILV. eirmaNN sanellet No Omni • tw-Sler. Sr*. for M • 'Win as Karr. , Ey treird t• War. 1 is M. rd sprllaikr sr Mlrrik•od Mr lrours• 111 Mr.• Drosel sad at lano.s M Pare Worts. of sad bills of rarities wld he =wiled as of •I. duper •• rapt if • terse ...

... while the day ef the party was ene uf the most bean. who wars mg the year, 2a) absent. and bardly « single person Last year has been a very sad one ina grest many way2, not cely on of the war, bat oa secount of tbe very great of deaths of personages ...

... sod doeked it of 32,000,000 per Not ray Drabs aftetwarde. the as break of lb, war in Snob Africa compelled hie to Sop lb. Fond altogether, and to borrow • tun to cover the war expediter*. to remelt was that the total debt sae iscressed to £10N.166,000, ...

... resumption of the outpat returss the Witwatererand marke a further stage in the rehebslitetion of the gold industry i Seach Africa, Messrs A Baredor{ aad Co. hev- ing reostved » cablegram from the Chamber of Mines, commining the of the tiow that the gold ...

... Keoya:—A Daaghter of Casety Theatre—Tee Belle of New York. 9 Queen's Theatre—The law sud the Man. Seuth Africa EL apire Company. Fair Warwerks Exhibition, — War and Variety perfermanes. Kotunda—Poeke's New Myrierama “Opes Hoere, — Bearbohm Tree Theatre Brother's ...