... will be recognisod. The satisfaction experienced the nation can only enhanced by studv cf the actual situation in South Africa. War, ind -eil, lias not actually broken cut, and peacu may still preserved the Boers freely, liiily, and promptly the only ...

... statesmanlike. Tbe object of President and his colleagues, said Mr Chaplin, was to get rid of British influence South Africa. He hoped war would be brought a speedy conclusion, with substantial assurance of peace for yean to come. Our causa was righteous ...

... the affairs South Africa, regret that war was forced upon this country the aouon the Transvaal Republic; and determined support her Majesty's Ministers and the War Department ill bringing the war to a sm-eessful con elusion. Bailie Keillor Brue-e Mr Anstruther ...

... a great work be done—the consolidation of South Africa. (Cheers.) As they had built a great Colonial empire in other parts of tbe world, they looked forward to a time when in South Africa, when this war was over, they would see a great. Colonial dependency ...

... overcome owing his condition. PARCELS FOB THE TROOPS IN SOUTH AFRICA. The War Office has if-sned notice that parcels, &e., for or individuals serving South Africa can Dot received at the War Office. Customs duty will net charged Cape Colony or Natal 011 ...

... John M'Bride, in recognition of their great and signal victories over the enemies liberty and nationhood South Africa. condemnation the war. and appealing the Powers to ensure the independence the Republics. Another resolution stated ''that \vj utterly ...

... Conservative members, who pointed out that the making of a speech under c.ircumslanecs would irregular. said the war in South Africa was a war and unprovoked aggress,on, undertaken at the instigation of Chamberlain and capitalists. and other Conservative ...

... MISSIONARY ON THE WAR. Lecturing last night Queen Hall, under tliji the Scottish Geographical Society- The Boer* and the seat war in Natal, lis Rev. James Scott, a missionary recently returned home after long stay in South Africa, the war could only have ...

... of the Outlanders' g rievances ; and that in respect of our position as the paramount Power in South Africa we wore bound to incur even the risk of war in securing t . he solution of an intolerable sitaation . If we did not intervene at tills stage , vre ...

... which was placed his hands, that after the war had begun the fathers and mothers of England and South Africa will call those two men, and justly call, give them back their dead. Morning Post: Is it peace war? the plain man will ask when he reads account ...

... the temporary honorary secretary, at 342, Strand. The stint of rewards and decorations to the troops who went through the Africa' War wu felt in all branches of the Service, among the non-combatants the Indian nursing Sisters coming off very badly. For this ...

... in South Africa. war would bring its train freedom, justice and equality for all men of the white race, and they hoped that the Eoers selves would eventually come to look uikui it as tho beginning of era of prosperity. The future South Africa was still ...