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... article Mr. Frederick Greenwood the current issue the Nineteenth Century and After.” The proposal relates to South Africa after the war. Mr. Greenwood writes if the end of hostilities cannot far off. probably right, for whether the present interchanges ...
... Docks on the 28th inst. WAR CORRESPONDENTS AND MEDALS. A correspondent has received the following from Lord Robots:—War Office, 15th July. “Sir—l directed by the Commsnder-in acknowledge the receipt of your letter asking whether war correspondents who proceeded ...
... that the Foreign Dfioe had not kept CootiDeotU Goarcnnaenta peeted with aothentis inforsuiioa to the origin and nature the war Africa, be muni either hare forgotten his own experience in Downing Street have been trading upon toe ignorance of bu andience ...
... suspense through which were passing, and with that object rent out Goafib Africa the recommendation of the noble lord largo reinforcements which reached .South Africa before the war had broken out. It very distinctly within recollection that the noble and ...
... the war ?? Africa. This resolu- tion was also unannaiously ?? the i council hereby expresses its extreme gratification that her Nlajesty's Government has been able to s accept the loyal and patriotic offers of military i assistance in South Africa made ...
... their duties at Westminster the best spirits and with great confidence the future. It could scarcely otherwise. In Sooth Africa the war is drawing steadily to a close, and home tbo prospects for domestic legislation are hopeful Before much accomplished in ...
... proprietor Hudson’s Soap. Hudson’s War Balloons are travelling over various parts of the Kingdom. They arc facsimiles of those used by the Military Authorities in South Africa. Hudson’s Soap War Balloons Foar a! Hudson's Soap War Balloons ore now, or shortly ...
... . to !autin iside or ?? t~h emlpire. ,tpicul Imperialist 'he ?? Sth Africa should hae orverned in thle interest and thraugh r.ie 2agenicy of its own people. Dcation to Su-L.h Africa re neut .a'neageistic to devotion to tle empi-re HE a-ppreciated their ...
... SUPPLIES FOR SOUTH AFRICA. Karl CARRINGTON gave notice that to-morrow would ask the tinder Secretary for War what pt'rtion of the meat supplies for the British troops South Africa had been procured from Argentina ; what authority was the statement that ...
... (Beßaat A) Company Imperial Yeomanry, 25784 Private J. Edgar (!) (dysentery). The War last night issued the monthly statement of casualties in South Africa during the war. In the month April 7 officers and 79 men were killed, 21 officers and men wounded ...
... guaranteed shall lay down our anna.” Then goee on to tell how the war will pursued with the same determination in the British Colonies of South Africa, how it has spread all over South Africa. The Afrikanders will not be intimidated the editions in Cape Colony ...
... ziie~s this manth is that contrilm-ted to the Wincdsor 'Magazine, by 1Zrnest 1E. Willians, on i thle possabiiities of Africa ctrer the war. Can-e Colonly n-ould have a proncising future, judglng i !toy the foi 'sing statistics ?? III The year endetri a Matt ...