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... more than 30s a week—/ need not have any fear whatever starting out for Australia, Canada (and ‘I might hare said South Africa had the war not now been progress.) Dealing particularly with Canada, enclose you the principal reason why I write the present time ...
... (Signed), Goorge Hamilton PARCELS FOB SOUTH AFRICA. The War Office yesterday Lamed the following—All persons desirous of sending parcels containing newspapers, books, and other literature to South Africa for distribution to the troops, are reoomrawided ...
... London, Wednesday Night, though the English are losing seventy foremen a day South Africa the war , rilais till continue to throw dust in the •j, the public asserting that the war hy the end of next monh. But er >ar Larii,ent who has twice been hr/ tuTning ...
... recesiani if the ti football n arch. WI the moat in the • of the pone. Indeed, the .4 lA. It,. of was of battle, in the Africa. War. 60.000 hell of alone crowded a tam* on the wee red of the rooted. and behind the geed emote from whence • 'attend., of ...
... =Os the 'Deily Erring Telegraph), some innerplained meening and ere meagnest in to tie came, sang , the present Sontli Africa& war be =Mitred, r on account of tie astions reser= from oaten and me& tW the raining at a wohouterr battalion hens the for service ...
... brave regiments who have given such proofs of devotion to their Queen and country while serving as soldieys in the war in South Africa —a war to which her Majesty would never have given her consent but for the insulting ultimatum hurled at this country that ...
... desired war. I have letters from my in the Transvaal praying that war never come; all my ;maintain*, who have friends or relatives there could show you similar letters. It Was not cowardice. Even England already acknowhshred as mach, and since the war became ...
... haws b•-n yosnisitioned to allay the mint of the unfortunate met* of dm 00- in South Africa. War is really • pose. 'Hundreds of thousands of soon sa• mussed out to Africa to be shot at or sp with disease, and hundreds of doctors are out alle to cure them ...
... have been uth Africa—defeated in the are unable to conquer the enun hsfflcd hero of Oradurraan, to b * of Paardeberg, is silent, and, 1 1 ' hoped, ashamed of bis failure ' of 250,000— there has been troops in South Africa altoget 11 * war began —to conquer ...
... ncrinan’s declaration that any solution would have been better than war amounted to this, that surrender would have been better than war, and therefore dishonour was better than war. Ho ridiculed his new declaration that he acquiesced in annexation, and ...
... he says—The war which, the occasion of the last pastoral was raging with such fearful carnage, was still proceeding in a desultory way. He hoped it might shortly be succeeded lasting peace and * the development South Africa. the war as a war was at end ...
... EXTENSIVE PURCHASES OF HORSES FOR SOUTH AFRICA.—A number Government officials visited the City to-day, and made extensive purchases of horses for the army. It is understood the animals are to exported to South Africa for war purposes. THE CORPORATION.—A special ...