... ‘accepted the invitation, but, at his request, the date of the banquet has been postponed, owing to the prolongation of the war. It is hoped, however, that it will take place in November. Meaa- while the presentation work has been designed by Signor Lucchesi ...

... family is, of course, the Earl of OLV. in South Africa. That-officer is the eighth earl. Sir Haury Keppel is son It is sixty years ago since Sir Harry first went out to Chins, and he has taken im three wars with that In destruction of the entire feet. It ...

... the value of our old ceremoniss mnities. They speak of the past which no historian or orstos emulate. The Coronation war in South Africa will be ended, year off, and hy that time we hops the problems which are before the teal Leck. ward came mito his own ...

... Algiers. Merriman and W. Sauer, the African have by the which leaves South- fer Cape the Union Liner Scott, which at from South Africa, ton and @ of officers from the front. at Southampton morning nearly 400 officers and men Turkish Charge de Affaires in Brussels ...

... about 30 of whom returned from South Africa entertained by the Mayor and citizens gah rally, in the grounds of Gwynn's Institetion, and were presented with a gold medal and scroll as a souvenir of their sm vices at the war. The band of the Royal Rifles a jon ...

... Post Pres inevitable end of the war, rican friends in a more feasonable attitede than for us to drew very recent hasty had led the gublic to 5 HENRY 7 with which the com- ‘The differences at issue ere matters in Bouth ‘Africa must have endowed more of form ...

... have ALFRED J. CALLAGHAN, been entrusted with the under 15 Eden quay, the authority of the War Office, of the TRANKAER STEAMSEIP “History of the War in South Africa,” to be ARNE AND 8 J compi! from official sources, Colonel G. R. . Assistant BOYALMAILAND ...

... Cecil Rhodes that would seem t> be in opposition to the statement that he is an absent-minded man. Yet it is said (so “South Africa” remarks) that on one occasion, taking his seat in a concert-hall at Cape Town, he unconsciously removed his dress coat with ...

... the “Standard” as lows: what Mr. said im the House of Commons the other even- ing in respect of the cruel treatment of our war of the on me to Boer I fences of some of let the readers of your paper know the exper- who are now at Aliwal North, and to quote ...

... Ro superior the when war became of her wet! ere but we in the Colonies the same pitch of territories, after tien, ‘and leave some individuality have carried ont a policy ma If standard is too low surely As it we, brought the war to 0 chose. market for’ ...

... Mersham, Ashford, Kent, who has issued as a “An Jones. 5 Grace-hill. Folkestone). of the War Office” (published by J. Now, Mr. Palmer’s son went out to South Africa with the Kent Yeomanry, and Mr. Palmer himself has had colonial of the Fiying Column which ...

... for their But what occurred on Sunday was merely the commencement of the mischief. Monday some Yeomanry coming home from the war were to be received Belfast and their return was taken by some aa reason for making a planned and >] murderous atiack upon Catholics ...