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... Uur army at this defending British interests in other different of the world Unfortunately war— hoped nearly endod— in Afghanistan we had also war on Africa war was certainly being carried on for the benefit of tho British nation -‘-for the of its interests ...
... In foreign to bat to Chartered responsibility onght to keep of it doing ont some time that Uganda not in Africa war blame Govarnment that Africa Company renponsibilitire were too to diioharge maintained that ought t informed of doing tbe of could they ...
... increase in wages would be conceded. THE RISING IN SOUTH AFRICA. The War Office, yesterday, received the following tele* gram from the General commauding at Natal to Secretary of State for War, dated Newcastle. Head-quarters of the 60th, with drafts and ...
... C. V. Balstrode WM third, a mile away. OFFICERS FOR SOLITE' AFRICA. The War Ofiles has issued the following aztansin and interesting list of OSOWS, with their staff positions in South Africa: lines of communication be under the general commead and direction ...
... wer was foreed upon them by the of realm showed ng State Lasuy. the temper poeple of ths thas this was vot a war of revenge. NWOT A PARTY WaR At least this was not & Sir rey, Sir Fowler, and other leaders de- fe did not wish Lo ignore the of a smal) section ...
... strange that the older race of war reporters escaped so many perils. With the exception of Pemberton, of the Times, in the Franco-German war, not one was killed until the fatal skirmishes of sandy Africa. The oldest war correspondent is Dr. Russell, and ...
... late Afghan | War were kept from the knowledge of the representatives of the people, who were simply asked to ratify what had | been done—-he would not say by the Cabinet, but perhaps only by a clique of the Cabinet. As for the war in Africa, Cobden would ...
... strange that the older race of war reporters escaped so many perils. With the exception of Pemberton, of the 7imes, in the Franco-German war, not one was killed until the fatal skirmishes of sandy Africa. The oldest war correspondent is Dr. Russell, and ...
... nature of a civil war, it would be a long war, a bitter war, and a costly war, and as have pointed out already, it would leave behind it the embers of a strife which I believe generations would hardly be lons enough to extinguish To go to ...
... fulfilling, and 1 am quite certain that the acquisitive Cyprus will not assist us in its fulfilment in any way. In Africa find that war has been undo a neighbouring country—not made that country upon us,but declared by against them aud according to the ...
... 3o far from being at peace, Her Majesty’s faithful subjects are waging war in her name, and in two different continents. We are at war in Africa. are at war in Asia. In South Africa one of the Kaffre tribes is in arms against us. In North ...
... representatives of tbs people. war Africa it likalj to b« troublesome and expensive. Tbs Zulus are warlike race, and their Sing, Cetywayo, appears eager for the fray. Hi* forces number some 40,000 men, all trained to war from their youth; while the British ...