... three-cornered constituencies must be much less distasteful to the Financial Secretary of the Treasury than of South Africa.” the war in Egypt or the expedition against the filibusters PROPOSED READING-ROOM FOR CAMELFORD. ‘A meeting to consider the f ...

... 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 ...

... against . In Africa a war, which wedeplored, and would ve avert if it had been possible, uss becn to a close under itions which promise to our fellow subjects in that part of her dominions, and a cessation of the sacrifccs which South Africa has hitherto ...

... Ta 1876 he went to South us Africa with a view of b ttorin; bis position, but pre to leaving this country if e made provision for bis wife and children ng. his absence. Some time after he had been in South ‘Africa a war broke out amongst ‘dbo was compelled ...

... eowld bo trusted the war opon which we bad entered was not a war of ambition, of aggression, or of anuexation, but a war in support of the honour of the Crown, tho dignity of the nation, and the safety of our Indian Empire. We wero st war with the not with ...

... the Poe is every reason to fear, in- deed, thaterelongt n will widen intoa war of races, that it will w it be in the Transvaal alone, bat | throughout South Africa, that the war of English ot Dutch supremacy will have to be fought out, Fears are entertained ...

... secure the return of ie (Applanse.) At preacnt with the war Africa. there was lull in they ol regretted the war. they must all feel that was inevitable Jt was to be that we were pot better ed when war broke out hat bemour was due to our troops who were ow ...

... cert ead inmates bes been for New ra. MR. MILDMAY, M.-P. A IVYBRIDGE BOUTH AFRICA AND THE WAR. Mr. Milémay, M.P., detivered the lest of bis addresses oa the Transvaal vad the war at Ivybridge on Gaturday evening. under the shadow of reverses and tosses ...

... prepanog war stores for South Africa. The Areas! employes, who now cumber 19,000, have been told te no ents for Christmas as it 16 yety probable tirat Imperial will neceantate “ag throughout Christmas eamer Ingei: for South Africa ns of war stores te ...

... Harbour, en route. tor Busl commission as second-lieutenant in the old 92nd on the recom: of Sir F. ‘and West Coast of Africa Station.—Our war, in the field. at-St, Helena 18th ‘Cape 18th for Ascension, With the Recorp awp Dockranns Gazerre ” jyblished this ...

... despatched to Scuth Africa when war broke out, and yet have left the Boers in ignorance, of at any rate ia doubt, as OY Was to the object of the movements of t tmpnssible to large increase the force in or Gibraltar, Malta, yest Africa, or even Egypt, to ...

... were taken ill, the ‘The war, although secma to countenance tho idea ; bi ut their statements aro ke and Grant, .rd either of the ships immediately. small account as compared with th ose of Sy frot might he called a little war, was one which required for ...