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... international councils, because they know England has got Irish question, sad for the same reason the savage of booth Africa declares war as freely and fearlessly upon his neighbour as if that neighbour had never been blessed with the protection of the ...
... lie took the hint and the girl. NEWS OF THE WEEK. 'the surieinler of Mapoch and Mainppoor to the Boer.' ends the South Africa war, at least fur the present. order appearol in the to of Friday night declaring all copieit of the lliuhf newepala•r of tie ...
... international councils, becanse Jhey know England has got an Irish question, aud for the same reason the savage of South Africa declares war as freely and fearlessly upon his neighbour as if that neighbour liad never been biessed with the protection of the ...
... managed carry the war into Africa.” We him atate in plainer words what this olluaiou aignifies. How has the war been carried into Africa ? What is the nature of the war that has been carried into Africa Into ...
... international councils, because they ! know England has got an Irish question, and for the samo reason the savage Bouth Africa declares war as freely and fearlessly upon his neighbour as if that neighbour had never been blessed with the protection of the ...
... to attack a Thames angler who had presumed to fish in the water opposite her house; her second was to start for South Africa as war correspondent to the Morning Post ; her third was to undertake the championship of Cetewayo. Thus some mouths ago she published ...
... to attack a Thames angler who had presumed to fish in the water opposite her louse; her second was to start for South Africa as war ! correspondent to the ' Morning Post;' her third was to undertake the champion- ship of Cetewayo. Thus some months ...
... WAR MATERIEL FOR SOUTH AFRICA. The Press Association Chatham Correspondent savs: —An order has been unexpectedly received lierc, directing increase to bo made in the strength the held artillery in Natal, and ordering a draft of non-commissioned officers ...
... WAR MATERIAL FOR. SOUTH AFRICA. The Press Association Chatham Correspon• dent says :—An order has been unexpectedly received here, directing an increase to be made in the strength of the field artillery in Natal, and ordering a draft of non-commissioned ...
... THE TRIBAL WARS SOUTH AFRICA. Dubban, Tuesday.— The Usutu party having made several attempts to assassinate Usibepu, the latter sent messengers to make complaint to British Resident. messengers were maltreated Dabulmand. The country is in disturbed condition ...
... FIGHTING IN SOUTH AFRICA. REPULSE OF THE BOERS-CETEWAYO ON THE WAR PATH. The Standard's Durban c,rrespondent telegraphs that there has been severe fighting in Zululand between the Usebepe and Usutu parties. The latter, urged on, it is believed, by Cetewayo ...