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... Foreign Office Motor Car. The Jameson Raid. From the Bayeux Tapestry Up-to-Date. Shadows of the South Africa Committee. Do. Do. The Grave of the South Africa Committee. The End of the Game. Turning the Old Party Upside Down. The Apt Pupil. Lady Londonderry's ...
... of ablebodied men in the dower of their youth. No. This is not Tolstoy or the Czar. It is merely Mr. Cecil Rhodes in War Against War. But the South African Colossus is not indulging in recantation. He is still Imperialistic—which means to say that he ...
... Declaration about Fasuoda. Mew about Fashoda. I said then to Lord Rosebery You’ll have the French coming up from Central Africa and laying a hand on the Nile ; they’ll interfere with your advance oh Khartoum. As soon as you get there you'll find a French ...
... visits % wars ltal were oe | green cloth, is & oa the wes oot shown for ae Whee wes resumed at the pot fe © matter of we ond Mr Bwevenses, who at the 22 hie Roberts, whe wae in bat then doubled before tn Sters we pece in compiling wither than af Africas made ...
... s in the north of Africa. And there was not now such a distinction between one part of Africa and another that they could my that anything happening in the north was not associated with South Africa. From one to the other of Africa, before many yeses ...
... 6th Lancers. —Major King left Southampton on Saturday last in the steamer Avondale Castle in com* mand of drafts for South Africa. 7ih Hussars. —The special correspondent of the Morning Post pays a well-deserved tribute to Capt. (Lieut.-Col.) Nicholson ...
... givi the figures of the “ butchers’ bills” of the apoleon'e war, the |Crimean War, thee American Civil War, the Franco-German War, tne writers sum upin agrim | ‘Lf we in- passage the effect of war industrially : in addi- clude the number of ...
... Aftlie ZANZIB4R, EAST COAST OF AFRICA, vs& BUZZ nANAL, trandtlyping at Aden to numectlog Matisse 5,324 taus . Feb. 10 QUEENSLA.ND, via JAVA PORTS and TOR STRAITS. Dube of P1fe..3.730 tons. .Feb. 11 D/Portland .3.B32aana• War. 15 D/Weetetinster.3.7llBtons ...
... did want some men. Of course, the Ezgyptian war inade some vacancies, aud the formation of these throe new regiments drew off quite 90 officers, and numerous men have been seconded to the colonies West Africa, .\'ig;rh. ('lln’inn! and .20 ln‘r‘n; ’But ...
... is a thing that would not at any period cover a three- penuy-bit. It is a form of war that shows no blood, but which has not in it tho.-e things whicb sanctify red war, honour and chivalry. Not the least important part of Miss Kingsley's work is her ...
... V AND THE LATE WAR. THE report of Major-General Miles, Commander-in-Chief of the United States Army, on the military aspect of the war with Spain furnishes some valuable side-lights as to the condition of the military forces when the war broke out, and ...
... the ironclad.” “And right they are,” said Mr. Rhodes. Just think for a moment what the difference is. Fourteen millions for war-ships, all of which would be rusty iron twenty years. Not one of them earning a penny. Every one of them needing the diversion ...