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... Li ENGLISHMAN'S GRAVE STORY in South Africa, the War, and the distance tempt. us to hat our countrymen in colonies, w! apa, . are not always fighting, bave much the as we at are the world over: of the truth aod of injustice some other nations be named ...
... GATACRE’. t A I; More- creitir.’ Ufa • • Soatk Africa. The War Office last n-ght General Gatacre’s first fight •;• ...
... QUEEN’S THEATRE, LEEDS. 4-1 A SOLDIER AND A MAN. A Powerful and KenliiUM- Repre* ...
... CABINET SUMMONED. INFANTRY ORDERED AFRICA. WAR CONSIDERED ABSOLUTELY ...
... STILL la this may stale the W., °foe is 'rah foe smog South Africa war r always good foe and la the rase eray the mortality officers dons, this romps/go to Lave to elect *amps to the shay other akams to go to the Irmo, they cob get the cheat.. ...
... tradition of British horsemanship in Sonlh Africa war time. Ono brillianl feats of this nature ever performed was the ell days tide of Sir Harry Smith from Capo Town lo Graham-town the opening of Kaffir war in 1854. Another daruig dash was tiiat Richard ...
... Government for enforenig, necessary, their demands on Mr. Kruger can only be enhanced a study of tha sexual situation in South Africa. War indeed* not actually broken cut, and peace may stilt' preserved tho Boers accept freely, fully, 1 and promptly the only ...
... held shortly. A Cabinet meeting is not enough for the considcraticm of matter thin urgency. War in South Africa war within the. heart our Colonial system. It is war against urgent Wish and prayer and effort the re* presentative Minister whom Sir Alfred Milne* ...
... A PONTOON DE SENT OUT. In rIcT7 the po®siWc necessity *f tfcrowincr miiit&ry bri'l'fe one the rtv-Ts in Africa the War Oflice authorities here deoidetl despatch all the equipment for toe svne. and urpent ••nler Ihe Ko.vai IviiyniOv'rs at Chatham arc pontoons ...
... GOOD TOP. RETItriTINO- this connection may date that War Office is inundated with applicotions for special service in South Africa. A war always good for recruiting; and in the way heavy mortality in officers during ibis campaign ceccite hare no effect ...
... is one thousand seven hundred and fifty-seven metres high. Th. 3 city of London is united in support of the m the South Africa war, but is no reason why the London Stock should wake such • pantomime of the business. The sesunan named William Fraser 129) ...
... of Bntish horeemitnattip in South Africa in war time. of the most brilliant testa of this nature ever performed was the sit days ride 71 Sir Harry Smith from Cape Town to Grsion.- town at the opening of the Ksthr War in 11134. Arother dsring dash was ...