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... icily. CO to hod early, sad eau do without lesuries as aro tn the Esglish. What strie k hie le Australis. N.w Zealand, an I Africa war the ways rif the E compare.' to the ledger, of the sod the Dutch Shop kept by co never opined t ohne yawning ; but at cares ...
... door topeace still ajar. Then the right boo. gentleman said the Government wooled the South Africa. Republic mt., war by fieunting suzerainty is their faces. War had seldom been entered into by this country spool an issue which was more clearly an Issas ...
... indaence in Routh Africa are keenly aware. At the of the Crown Anent for Caps Colony the applications for appointments under the Government, or fur assistance towards sentries grants of land, have become increasingly numerous as the end of the war seems to come ...
... bettor war, amounted to this thas surrender mould been better than war, soil, therelire, dishonour was better than war. He his new declaration that he acquainted in anaeratioo, and argued that the Opposition could not be 'tested with South Africa. The war ...
... defence, but one of aggression. Since 1881 the Boers have been plotting for the overthrow of British Rule in Smth Africa. The present war is the result their machinations. Mr. is a sainplo of the pro Boer. He dvclvred iu tli House of Commons it was out ...
... THE WAR IN BOUM AFRICA. There is chasm to report in the is Abbr. iron Jellsoweberg. Roberts reports Fisid Corset de his bees Lord is a trues a pony el tits ~ay be as his way to Owri. reports that a was I A Bose he.. soder De VUlisrs is seals midis; is ...
... ON THE EVE OF WAR. LATEST FROM SOUTH AFRICA. Mateking, October 11.— Three carriages with woolen and children, but sot • single white-man except a few sick, left bere to-day. kacellent preparations for the defence of the town continue to be made. The natives ...
... DISTRESS IN SOUTH AFRICA. - - Al a of the Missionary 13 , ciely, on the inst. at the Memorial Hall, books, the Res. W. B. Hooke read from South Africa reporting terrible distress in some districts following upon she .ar. One missionary that in his district ...
... LADY ROBERTS' FUND FOR THE IRLIZT Of DISTRESSRD ?AIM OF SOLDIERS AND SAILORS 060111 THE WAR IN soul% AFRICA. --- SOLDIERS & SAILOR? FABIUS,' ASSOCIATION. -- Tin HON. LI PUBLISH'. Mu their bit el dim Ms above MI. id ..i. 1.• mob st • mostim 1.14 M so Woodsy ...
... LADY ROBERTS' FEND FOR THE RELIEF OF DISTRESSED FAH!. OF SOLDIERS AND SAILORS ENGAGED IN THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. SOLDIERS AND SAILORS' FAMILIES' ASSOCIATION. Per MISS HANDCOCK. Dr. Palmer I I d 0 J. I. D. . . 0 2 6 Mrs. Litta• 0 3 0 ...
... TRANSPOWr IN BOOTH AFRICA. ITS EFFECT ON THE OPERATIONS. In his report on his Viten of traosport is South Africa, Lord Roberto explain bow it fecaltoted the of operation for the relief of Kimberley and the occupation of Bloemfontein. He states— Those ...
... WAR. die War a Special N•lery T4.9rap4 • will be eqrA 0, and fullest details frogs Me irudt. The Newry public will be in ..siom of die news as early as the of Agfast, and other o ,, ,,,rtant more.. The prier qf the Wor Edition is Oise FertAigg. Alem.e ...