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... Aurtrulia were allowed to go tnage her own affairs ro should the pt.t.i.!fl .1 South Africa. If South Africa wen. liberty she claimed when the hour el , Irnger come South Africa would rally n0,n.1 d:ltaiii, and no Power on earth would t0.h ...
... sympathy with Borah Africa, and who were tryiag to eliminate British supremacy. The in the colosy lad their early with the !moth and with Holland, and were mead to be called Sri subject. (prolonged ahem). U Greet Britain , mat ta war with a Jamie Poem ...
... ratee were moderate, esmard as briprowesoen• A fair of via is Spanish Exteriom, but Mbar Istomational stocks quiet though Akw warred the clove, which Si. Spat& Exterior We, INtrkisk C group Sc. Ottoman if, Bowe de Paris 151. Credit Comptor d'Dicesepte 21 ...
... was manager of the Grand Theatre. Leeds. Ma-eh. '96 at • of 135 per seek. bet had ebbe* been out of brims,. H. went to South Africa in '96 and Mord twelve there. Amos then be hod Lon. dot. 'filthy. Beilgaorth, where he now kind, and was receiving as slienrance ...
... Wolford D Green. The chairman said the point to ho rememhemd wan if we ignored 11. e appeal of our fellow-countrymen in South Africa, England might wake up tome morning and find herself divested of souks of the fairest colonies which were her great glom. ...
... order that he might be able to leave the country. This will be the doctor' visit to South Africa since the raid. If there ha real desire for conciliation in South Africa the sudden arrival there of the tender of the raid is likely to cense some questioning ...
... OfWMS. London, Wedneeday. ldenten Agents have been mak'ng inquiries among • number of prominent penous connected with South Africa in regard to the Johannesburg arrests. A of opinion is that the affa:r is the outcome of, first, either a trumped-up charge; ...
... desire to achieve, if at all possible, the splendid ideals of which taarnaniterians have dreamed ever since the red spectre of war scourged and Mond the universe, is in itself • notable sad inspiring spectacle. The meeting-place, too, is associated with greens ...
... AS SAVAGES SEE US. asouNa TOWN WITH THE WILL SOUTH AFRICANS. (Deily Cheekle Special.) The dusky from South Africa. who as now at Earl's Court, event a pleas= linodey afternoon recently in a ramble round the town. they landed they have been axiom ...
... another the question of hmnanising war, it I ems be said that a feat possible. staff to a third, the general subject of a tribunal to which the notions could appeal before ally invoking the dread arbitrament of war, whenever an internaslional dispute ...
... off by hundreds every week, now number twelve thou‘and. The reduction in the staff is owing to the lull in the manufacture of war material, the d'splaced workmen attributing it directly to the Czar'. Disormansent Conference. However this may be, the dhauge ...
... all round. It is well that the unresionableness of President Kruger should be borne in mind, but the ides of making war on the South Africa Republic because of reatrictions and disabilities, which mot gradually disappear, is absurd and criminal. The English ...