Our Parsee fellow residents, who are ways to the fore in any yood deeds or in expression of loyalty to the British Crown, held a special service at their Club in Elgin Street, on Sunday, the 10 h_ inst. under the presidency of Mr. 1. N. Mody. 'A prayer of thanksgiving was offered for the success of the British in South Africa and, in particular, for Lord Roberts's successful and splendid march to Pretoria, which was analogous la the matter of risks and dangers to that from Cabul to Candshar. The President spoke in the warmest terms of the sacrifices and bravery displayed by all sections of the British Anny, and the brilliant services of Lord Roberts, whom they claimed san old Indian General. The whole congregation joined in the sentiments expressed by the President and the meeting was brought to a close by a special prayer for blessing on the Queen, and for the general welfare, unification, and solidarity of Her Majesty's vast dominions, and the disappearance of
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