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... by Mdlle. Leouiska, with Her New Pantomime South Africa War, Performed by a Battalion of Co.katoos. Sure Success. Vacant Dec. 4th, Dec. 11th, Dec. 18th. Wire, Theatre Royal. Warrineton. War, War, War. WANTED, Engagemnents for the Latest ...
... Opening Dec. 21. er War, War, War. *ty WANTED, Engagements for the Latest and I Best Cinematograph on the Hoad, Pantomimes, Music _ Halls, or Tour. War in the Transvaal. New Pictures-Sir Redvers Buller Embarking for Eouth Africa, Panorama ...
... London, Opening Dec. 21. War, War, War. IAANTED, Engagements for the Latest and W Best Cioematograph on the Boad, Pantomimes, Music Halls, or Tour. War in the Transvaal. New Piotures-Sir Redvers Buller Embarking for South Africa, Panorama of ...
... have not been called out since 1885, when there w-as the prospect of a war with Russia. They were also called out in 1882 for the Egyptian war, and in 1878 because of possible war with Russia. Three departments at the seat of govern- inent were particularly ...
... Leuo oka, with Her New WV Pantomime South Af,;ca War I _ Performed by a Battalion of Co2katoos. Sure Success. Vacant Dec. 4th, Dec. blh, Dec. 18th. .Wire, Theatre Royal. Warrincton. War, war, War. W W ANTED, Engagements for the Latest and S *T Best ...
... now bean, offered to the Sharehotdrer of the British ISouth Africa Ccompany. T1he Dehentrres wnill be issuel.Q in amounts of £5S, £10, £2, £40. and £100. A Shareholdex in the British SoutW Africa Corn- Ipcnv wrill be entitled in respect of Eevery Seven, ...
... einr offered t-o the SShareholders of the Britieh outil Africa Company. . hl Deb-nr-ur's rril be issued in amount.s of ?? , £10 £25, £;0, and £100. A Slit lrio1(ik in the British South Africa C'm- r. t, ill ha entitled in respect of everv Seven iares ...
... —ls it conceivable that countries like Anst .Ilet -.-.ould have given any hand in this war if they had v _ believed from the bottom .f thci- hearts that thi? was a war of democracy against an oligarchy (Hear. hear). That is the belief on this side of the ...
... resourceful, and daring war correspondent'in thi world at the y l]resent time. His .dispatches. from, the field of battle. in the Soudan were the I fullest and the most brilliant of all. Mr. Burleigh.has been in South Africa for some weeks, and only ...
... THE DAILY NEWS AND THE WAR. The arrangements which have been made by TChe Daily News forthe receipt of Telegrams and Correspondence from South Africa are now complete. They arw such as will secure the speediest record of events, and will leave no part ...
... The War Office r~jVN VjLY' has selected liebig Comnpaiiy's Extrapt as being the best and mnost. suitable for 8v ...
... many brave men axe leaving our shores for South Africa I athe Almanaawill also be found a CONCISE HISTORY OF SOUTH AFRICA, togeher with a carefully-eompiled Summary of the chief events of THEI PRESENT BOER WAR. AM the ordinary and well-known features of the ...