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... of imprisonment waa reduced by the Horae Secretary. His mother waa a lady independent means. Prisoner bad been in South Africa on war service, and wounded. On returning home renewed his association with evil companions in the West-end, some of these persons ...
... own territory, then war would never cease in Kurope, such situations are constantly risinp. Your Honour refer* to other preparations madprevious the declaration of war. and communications between tli«* S«*crctary of State (or War and ti.o Cotninando ...
... Le>» Notable F*>*lur** of the South Africa* War from th« Poll of View of the Australian Ranka. i. ft. M. ABBOTT, late Corporal. Flrat Australian Horae. With Itlutrationa, IT Maps, aod 2 Puna. Deray *d. net. /NHINA WAR, 18G0: Letters and Journals. By Ma ...
... THE DAILY THE MIMSTEKIALLST TRESS AM) THE WAR OFFICE. SIMULTANEOUS ATTACK. For months past The Daily Nows has boon cnlUng attention to the utterly untrastworthy ohnnicUr of such news from South Africa a.s our War Office roucluiafes to communicate an anxious ...
... TflHE BOER CAMPAIGN. NO TR00PS To LIAVE SOUTH .AFRICA. SIlt L RUNDLEL'S OPERATIONS. ENElMY ENTRENCHING NEAR SENEKAL. Thcro is little news from South Africa, the silence probably covering the development of Lord Roberts's plans for the cooping-up of the ...
... Education Department at Bloemfontein, whore equal rights always ruled throughout for the two dominant languages of South Africa. When war broke out he, like most other officials, joined General Christian Wet, and together with that slippery, talented strategist ...
... point, that South Africa before the war was a British sphere of influence, he had to summon as his first reinforcement Sir flenry Camnpbell-Bannermsn. Sir Ifenry, before the war, used the words about British influeriie in South Africa- The great fact ...
... ministers, who have assumed the awful responsibility of advocating, in pulpit and Press, war which they, al] others, knew would make of South Africa a hell; war which many clo«er observers believe was decreed when the present Colonial Secretary took that ...
... British, position becoming worse makes it better. In view of the comparative weakness of the British troops in South Africa when war was declared by the Boers, it was inevitable that the first stage in the operations should be full of anxiety and difficulty ...
... -WOMEN AND Tilß WAR.” Sir, —I a rnemlH-r of a family who have been Coiiservativi?* for generation:*, therefore able to say all Conservative women are not in favour of this inhuman and scandalous war now being carrierl South Africa. Had the war been dear old ...
... have paid a recent visit to Canada can fully the pride of that young, free nation in the deeds of her Boldiers in South Africa. The war to them has not been so much a question of politics an opportunity of showing that their fighting stuff is still as good ...
... 25. Mr. John Morley, speaking at Forfar last ri-ht, referred to the cantpaign in South X, .1 . . . . . . .. I . . I Africa as a war irt the dark, brought about by thu failure of Britias diplomacy. ?? ridiculed thO statcmelits, on tho strength of a feW ...