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... South The Liverpool municipal authorities ..'ih n % ending ' their hi , o ,„ k „, ~o, Africa, they will certainly do so and Ivry received a noti fi cation from lit War Mee the effect that the Government required two with (Ili proposals. Not only the Tramv*al ...
... Aid I.pr the Families of Soldiers and Sailors engaged in the War in South Africa. :ov,tiug was held in the Conraboune, Five. on Friday, the hit I kveniher, in eon• nertion with the above movement. H de F Nl•alt. query, D and amongst thaw present were ...
... of the RKTUG IC ASMCNAN.•6 COMPANY, LIMITIO), have decided to pay in full all claim. that may arise from the present War in South Africa, without making arty deduction from the ewe aweiired and without charging any extra Premium whatever. A Castlederg Licensing ...
... Nothing would do Kruger and his Boers but war, and war they have got. So eager were they for the fray (that they left their own country, invaded British soil, and attacked our small garrison in British South Africa. And what have they accomplished—held at ...
... is said, before Monday. DeneralWhite's Despatch.. LONDON, WIDNESDAY.—The War Office issued the following telegram at 6.20 this evening : From General White to Secretary for War. LADYSMITH, WEDNESDAY, 3.15 PAC The advance guard of a force sent out by ...
... attention to the terrible distreee produced by the fawn* now prevailing in Oulitrat and other parts of Owing perhaps to the war in South Africa. the public do not seem to have realised as yet tlie trim C 013410011 of their starving, fel low•.,nbjects iu India ...
... likelihood of war is much discussed. It is stated that the despatch of troops does not necessarily imply anything in the nature of an ultimatum, since for the last three months there has been a paucity of British troops in South Africa in face of the ...
... and Tlirao-year.old Thorn Quick.. Apply to LOU IS MIS LB INE. Braid, Clottlelgh, Strabane 25 11 Dungannon Orangemen and the war. The following resolution was adopted at a meeting of the members of 1.. 0. L. 1657, Dungannon, and forwarded to atonal members ...
... have to do in South Africa. In them, the Boers will find their c lual in mobility and much more than their equal when the clinch takes place. Nearly all superb horsemen and as straight shooters as the old-time Boer, At home the War Office is simply del•i ...
... miracle, and was giving God the spirit of his people. War, therefore, must begin when the necessary British forces have reached South Africa. Until then, I understand,formerly Great Britain will not declare war against the Transvaal Republic and the Orange Free ...
... expressed the hope that if war does lake place it may end in another Majuba Hill. (Hear, hear.) Mr. Charles Clarke said they had a right to adopt that resolution. What lawful right bad England to this country in South Africa —a country built up and worked ...
... for War whether the three batterieA of artillery stated by him to he under orders fur South Africa were reliefs or reinfo.eements. Mr. Wyndham—They are meant for relief, but if circumstances should require such a step the batteries in South Africa might ...