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... door topeace still ajar. Then the right boo. gentleman said the Government wooled the South Africa. Republic mt., war by fieunting suzerainty is their faces. War had seldom been entered into by this country spool an issue which was more clearly an Issas ...
... strained relations sad of the basaleatable injury end loss that here already caused thereby to Routh Africa. and a war the two hem sequences of which South Africa meld not mower for several generations, primps sever. Therefore. the Gmenement will fmeer If the ...
... defence, but one of aggression. Since 1881 the Boers have been plotting for the overthrow of British Rule in Smth Africa. The present war is the result their machinations. Mr. is a sainplo of the pro Boer. He dvclvred iu tli House of Commons it was out ...
... following is apt stagger the sc offer at the iM’cull : have hesitation in now saying that the climax 1899 will a great war. Africa, as ruled by this sign (Mars), will be the cause great bloodshed and a great disturbance of the uni peace.'’ .1 in >ld Moore ...
... ON THE EVE OF WAR. LATEST FROM SOUTH AFRICA. Mateking, October 11.— Three carriages with woolen and children, but sot • single white-man except a few sick, left bere to-day. kacellent preparations for the defence of the town continue to be made. The natives ...
... THE FUTURE OF SOUTH AFRICA THE country is hesitating on the brink of a war now practically left by the Cabinet's last moderately-worded despatch to the decision of the Boers. We are not, however, at all sure that they will accept the olive branch and ...
... LADY ROBERTS' FUND FOR THE IRLIZT Of DISTRESSRD ?AIM OF SOLDIERS AND SAILORS 060111 THE WAR IN soul% AFRICA. --- SOLDIERS & SAILOR? FABIUS,' ASSOCIATION. -- Tin HON. LI PUBLISH'. Mu their bit el dim Ms above MI. id ..i. 1.• mob st • mostim 1.14 M so Woodsy ...
... LADY ROBERTS' FEND FOR THE RELIEF OF DISTRESSED FAH!. OF SOLDIERS AND SAILORS ENGAGED IN THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. SOLDIERS AND SAILORS' FAMILIES' ASSOCIATION. Per MISS HANDCOCK. Dr. Palmer I I d 0 J. I. D. . . 0 2 6 Mrs. Litta• 0 3 0 ...
... FIGHTING IN WEST AFRICA. rim TOWNS AM) VILLAGES DESTROYED. Liverpool, Mond»y. The EM»r-D*mu»Ur liner Olemln erneed here to dey fiooi Weet Africa end the Canary When rbe left Cape Coast, on 7ih iiief.. had lieen received from the interior arkmy for re ...
... THE WAR. NEWS AT THE WAR OFFICE. London, KmUjUeuter'* Agencv i» informed information bn* reached llie War rnuariling fre»l> Boer movement* nither in llte dimetion Coieneo olrewhem. Il i* not known whether conmiunicntion i« being kept with L»d)«uith mean* ...
... THE WAR. THREE HOURS ENGAGEMENT, Fighting u reported from Moot River, 50 milet *oath of Eetcourt in which the Britith were one killed end two wounded. A sortie from Ladvsmith the British on Monday was unsuccessful. At Kimberley, on the 16th inst, the ...
... WAR ITEMS. From the Bechuanalanil Border canoe news at the occupation ot Windsortqn, • SDdefended wan *boat thirty miles north of Kimberley Boer telegrams from Pretoria *tate that General Cetinje hominoid Male. king on 24th and 2Si h lust., sod that several ...