... Powers in the world. What of the future of South Africa? He did not want to boast as one putting off his armour, but this he would eay. People talked foolishly of racial aniu.osity being caused in South Africa. Unhappily it existed already, and it was due ...

... of war. It was even spoken of as inevitable, but the remarkable thing was that the face of this imminence of war, the question which men naked, and wnicb was not answered, was, ** What is it that we are going to war about ?” Could it be that a war was ...

... Army. We want an' Army that shall be ready for war at a day's notice. But boever expects that such an Army can be created without the most drastic reform both outside and inside the War ()nice ? The War Office must be put, even like the British Empire ...

... Great Britain must march out South Africa or she must fight maintain her supremacy. could not greet the idea of war with great enthusiasm; he feared the race-hatred which would be the outcome; but he believed that the war was now absolutely necessary. It ...

... THE SOUTH AFRICAN WAR. ImporUnt Testimonial from the Hospital Ship “Maine.’* 3U. Curzon Street. London, W., June 12th, 1900, Messrs. Coleman A Co., Ltd., The Executive Committee of the American Hospital Ship Fund for South Africa have much pleasure in ...

... sod large bottle,. from on Grocers. pull. MO SOUTH AFRICA. GENERAL AGENTS UNION-CASTLE LINE W. J. HOPPIII a BROS, Ooozsrowx, Rime Tioisis sal lelormatiou ors obtainable ; slum Agoels Lr.B as Aglaia. War. Try KENNEDY'S Zug LEAther for %lAA*/ Wan ...

... nation in South Africa, and that one the results of this war will be tin evangelisation of the Dark Continent. I am of opinion that unparalleled area of temporal and spiritual prosperity will follow eloeely upon the heels of this war. Ido bops that the ...

... PRINCIPAL CONTENTS. THL'B.SIUY, 12ih ArRIL. y:nrter Sessions. Th» War in South Africa. Till' Mi hup near Retiderabur}:. Five British Ompanies Taken Captive. The Relief of Kimberlej—Experienceß of the Siege in Ireland—F»om Henry 11. to Queen* Victoria ...

... THE SOUTH AFRICAN WAR. Important Testimonial from the Hospital Ship *' Maine. * 30, (Jm Street, London, W., June 12tb, 1900. Messrs. Coleman Co., Ltd., Norwich. The Executive Committee of the American Hospital Ship Fund for South Africa have much stating ...

... THE SOUTH AFRICAN WAR. Important Testimonial from the Hospital Ship “Maine. * SO, Canon Street, London, W. Jane 12ih, IMH Messrs. Coleman & Co., Ltd., Norwich. The Executive Committee of the American Hospital Ship Fund for South Africa have much pleasure ...

... SOLDIERS’ WILLS. A natural result of the war in Booth Africa is (says the Imu Journal) that the question of soldiers' wills has several times been before the Courts. The Statute of Frauds, which restricted, and the Wills Act of 1837, which abolished, ...

... e and trade with the Transvaal and Orange Free State. WAR OFFICE STATEMENT. The War Office issued at four o’clock on Monday afternoon the following statement respecting the situation South Africa: Telegrams received do not point to any material change ...