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... GRAVK STORY Recent events in South Africa, the glamour War, and tire distance tempt forget llral our countrymen in the colonics, who, happily, ate not always fighting, have much Uie same troubles we at home. Knglislmien are KogUahmcn tire world over ; ...
... in South Africa the Urgent army that had ever left these shoe s, bad united people in this country and in every part of th • Empire, and with these forces on our side, moral and material, success was certain. Now that the war bad been entered upon, it must ...
... otitain the northern portion of Portuguese hast Africa whicli adjoins southena ot Uermati ta»l Africa sto|« abort the northern I ai.ka of the neer: Great, will obtain U.at portion of I' i.ugiiese East Africa which stretches from the southern tanks of the ...
... WAR RELIEF FUNDS. A DISTRIBUTION SCHEME. The Lord Major baa been called taak. sava Omtfook, for placing conAdence in the Patriotic Commissioners, * body eaalted actuated by the most invincible determination not swindled, bound by an Act of Parliament ...
... g the Government to go war. It becomes daily more evident that .Hir Alfred Milner ha* been mislead from beginning to end aa the grievances the Jotiannesburg. It would wdl for the people of Great Britain, More entering upon war, assure themselves of tlK* ...
... and bring about sjeedy termination the war, and prayed God tlial lie would Uie meantime l*e able to hold Ladysmith until tlicsc reinforcements would arrive. (Applause.) He was perfectly certain tlwit when the war was over they would I I welcome hack their ...
... a-sistsnee Avril, hid go' . little wi.h tin* i. Another ■ ■ n- t lic« f.u id, nmnn ! Marlin, a big f«ll->w with whisker*, who had Africa; man not likely to stand at trill » December i 9 h 1,--enaire visited Mallet •od Co., linn bankers, and his state* that was ...
... the 2nd battalion black Watch, harl not prerioweff Been war a*wr»ce. Ho the command of battalion July. Lieut eoaot tirrald tioff, of the Argyll and Motherland Bigtolindara. waa with In the Zulu War 1879, and took part in the action Ciiaciodbloeu and the ...
... regiment. war correspondent of present haa utilised his experience* more extensively than Mr. Knight. But his days of war are over, for since the war began lie received bullet wound in the right elbow which necessitated amputation of the ana. War reporting ...
... was pre-arranged,all supported I*—liV-nt Krtgsr prop seals Mr. Schalk that, tf war wars declared, it would *a| calamity for South Africa, but ho conanirad that all the war rumours were unfounded. Eesqlutlons vers adopted anprovlng the Prcsi- BsAfg prcmotals ...
... Stead’s character sketch naw Km'r* of iuttnr* U “Cecil Kboiles of Africa,*’ anil moat sketch is. In his iotcnAtctioa Hr Stead sajs: 1 the umvmpeornismf cft>o«* the war which now rsfin? South Africa. At Ute same time have been, •nd etill. of the miat loyal ami ...
... conscription in the world, and the Transvaal bad been administer*! a* a war farm. Sosue wonder had been expressed that Indian native troope had not been used Knglnod, but this was a racial war between white races, it was thought inadvisable introduce another ...