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... beet artists whom we shall to illestreAe events of chief Irapentanes We have now font artiste pholoosphern in South Africa. Yerrarerly war artists hare always refused Si wry ; but ours will have the a/d of pbstegrapby if need be. The properties of photos ...
... life had been so long linked with the thoughts and affections of her people, plunged the nation into mourning. In South Africa the war has dragged on —progress in wearing away the resistance, though steadily and successfully maintained, being chequered ...
... with an American-cum-German accent has no peer on the new Nebo): the ** shekels ™ for Zion had come from tragic SBonth Africa, the war notwithstanding. Zionism grows strong in Algeria, France, Belgium, Germany, Hollaod, Italy, Switzerland, and even in Austria ...
... TLESDAY. There is scarcely any lien, this nareu inf.: from South Africa. The War (Mice has receis ell from General Boiler at Spearman's Canip a list of casualties in the Spion Kop lighting on January 24 and ‘vhieh is apparently Incomplete. • It include ...
... tho Stars, Useful Tables, the Horoscope of tho King «f Italy, and Instructive Articles. N.B.—Zadkiel foretold the War in South Africa, the War in China, the General Election and the change in the Cabinet, the Assassination of the late King of Italy, the ...
... suramerising the military operations, sap :— Whatever the result of the efforts of all the brave men dying in South Africa ' the war, prolonged by the heroic defence of the Beers, is beginning to tire the English. It is not discouragement hut discontent ...
... THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. Our War notes this week oontain news from the colonies by mail respecting the initiation of the Second Australasian Contingent. Owing to the full cables received, we merely Indicate some salient points, showing the popular feeling ...
... eluding the possibility of any Boer incursion and fecilftstiug our futon, main advance. THE FIPTH DIVISION FOR SOUTH AFRICA. The War Otbos issued yesterday the subjoined lid of °Sows of the Supplementary Division for South Linea : DIVISION. Llent.-Gmeral ...
... MAGMILI ■ Price b. Cokt OUR SOUTH AFRICA AFTER THE WAR. By Dr. Farn^f. Kisf Edward- June26th. Tte Cardinal’s Pawn. Chapters V.— Opera and Drama. W. P. James. THE CENTURY MAGAZINE; Illustrated Price 44 Annual subscription, post lre ...
... names. It will be of advantage not only in following the present war, but tu acquit an intelligent appreciation of the great problems which will await so.utton in South Africa, when the war in • v « r * Price Is. net, postage 2d. T. Nelson & Sons, i 5, ...
... d patriotism that volunteers owe greater consideration which our War Office is according to this movement. Handicapped in every direction by hidebound regulations and unsympathe' ic War Ministers the citizen army would no doubt long have Collapsed bnt ...
... the Croydon Chamber of Co ice ,ni Itednesday evening. M!. t Ritchie, 1V ie, M ~ said that what was 110 off on is South Africa was not war, hut murderous ' amine Oil th.• port of a section of tin. Boers. We a ll hoped and prayed that the stew at out to be ...