... “London Gazette” of to-night contains a long list of honoars and promotions for ser- vices during the operations im South Africa. It is i that the rewards given’ are for services up to November 2%h, 1900, the day on which Lord Roberts handed over the ...

... Dabjin section formed this ‘A large number of new and specially interest- the Boer war will also be exhibited. the Royal Faneral Procession, visit to Dublin, and solos will war and other events. Miss Ellis and be rendered by ...

... deal of interest, has written an article for the Here are some epigrams “Times” on same tactical lessons of the war. ‘We who heve watched this war with stram- eyes now One good marksman is of bad ones. The soldier is a not oniy “hie soil nowt be ‘his of the ...

... end that he had come out to Africa to try put an ond to himself. But for this theary to be good he must have developed at very 3 for on bis own coufessian he had fought in nearly of the last twenty Bie method « out to Africa was arrived in from the ends ...

... the present moment there was a hush of expectation. ‘They knew thst, in all of men and women “¢o South Africa as soon as this ‘were prepared ‘to of war wes at-an end, and from the ruined parishes ecaked with:blood the Church of South Afra Bishops and clergy ...

... | a& and Niel. King Edwasd VII. is also who left England on turday in the Dunvegan Town, was a resident in Johan: fore the war, on account the delicate health, wife. One of the former holders of the title was removed the Peace for Repeal in O'Connell's ...

... of Italy ae well filled with an appreciative Bow repaired The only Crown had been laced on head. It laygoers were te show of war was worn by Char! Quint at his magni remembered their camps, which | ficent We had tea was fiction in rmance of the at the opening ...