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... purpose , as a oreliminary to tbe ionndms of a Dutch Dominion from -the Zambe-d to tbe C = pe , that he plunged South Africa into war . In the day ...
... .. ; ltt '' c ' onclustcn , he ^ said lha-fe thousands of soldiers wou d be left in South Africa after the war ' was bvtr . J P . of Ihoin Hie South Africa , Mission proposed luildinp homes 0110 'at . Pretoria ' one nt «)(> haunesbu . 'ri'and one lit ...
... ; An impressive memorial service tor . officers . and nrea of the' Eoyal Arta 33 eiy 'who ha-re iallen in Stmth Africa daring the war was held at 'Woolwich Garrison Church yesterday , tae serrice being conducted By the Rev . R : Mosaley , senior ^ ...
... . OAA-LMEES MITCSEI-L , I 35 . A . Illustrated . Crewr ; 8 ro , ' Cloth Extra . 53 . ITiOR THE QUEEN IN SOUTH AFRICA : iStories «( tb-J War . By • CABYL DAVIS HA 3 KINS . j Crown SM , Cloth , Ss . rpHE ' SECRET OF THE CRATER . By D . JL OSBOaXE . Crown ...
... advised its position . Oontianiss , ^ - Gnyoi ssys u Sist Srnger had been loa ^ prepsring lor • war . Tne Transvaal was { he Prussia 01 5 oa : a Africa . The war cacsol ont be teacml to Grtat Britaai . Her TAok greKcess resto on industrial civiUsriion , acd ...
... of policy regarding South Africa was ontained from Mr Wyndluun by Mr Faber . A question was asfced as to the eu (» ur * Rement » nd asastance that would ba Oven to Volunteers wishing to settle in South Africa after the war , » od it was suggested thai ...
... ATTEB the intense excitement with which the progress of the war in South Africa has been watched since October , it is not surprising that popular interest should-begin to ^ nag li ttle at the stage which has nowbeen reached ; The sudden emergence o £ ...
... milliner , breaking his father ' s hearj ^ the novelist thinking to -make -up' for'this by s - endmg him but ta South Africa as a war correspondent . All this is charming as a gesture b y way of attempt-to thrns-t the anil / deep down into life and bring ...
... stone , tie d set up his song of' Let me along 1 ' It is a song that the disaffected Dutch have been singing in South Africa since the war began , and even earlier . They may . have learned it from President Kruger ; . it was the burden of his cry when ...
... meeting at Davidson ' s Mains , and discussed , among other matters , the policy to ha pursued by this country in South Africa , after the war . ST AXDEEW ' S SOCIETY , Glasgow , was finally wooed up at a meeting of the members yesterday- It was decided to ...
... such an outcry could have been got up if it had been a mere , man - . who was considered an undesirable visitor to Soula Africa in war time , and who was' ordered ; to return home without landing . Tet th 6 jirinciple upon . which Miss Hobhonse says ...
... ( Cheers . ) As the war had gone on , it » true character and the Causes which had sot it In motion had become abundantly clear . He thought tho country was convinced that unless ire had been prepared to abandon South Africa , war was a necessity . Ho ...