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... WHEN WILL THE WAR END? There is news to-day that lieyond a few casual detachments, no more troops will be sent out. Transports are being paid off. It is thought (says the “Express) that war will ended two months from now. The Cunard R. M. S. Saxonia ...
... we have to do South Africa. In them, the Boers will find their equal in mobility and much more than their equal when the clinch takes place. Nearly all superb horsemetrand as straight shooters as the old-time Boer. At home the War Office is simply deluged ...
... District. Omagh, 14/1/1900. IMPERIAL WAR FUND. The Hon. Secretary of the Imperial War Fond (20, Buckleahury, E.C.) of which Her Majesty the Queen is patron, in forwarding Hat of cases arising out.of the War in South Africa, relieved up to and irtelnding January ...
... MIJXISTJCRU A.\D THE COAT) CTOF THE WAR. Although the summoning of Parliament a fortnight earlier than usual, or was expected, is due to the financial necessities arising out of the war in South Africa, it will be welcome for other reasons. In the prevailing ...
... LATEST WAR NEWS. Notes on the Situation. London, Wednesday Night.—Reports from all parts of the Free State south of the capital show that large numbers of the burgher soldiers continue to pour into the British camps disgusted with the campaign and eager ...
... meetinij; nttemiert hy Mrs Sluart, a delegate from Sodtli Africa the Guild of Loyal Women, was held Kensington in connection with the maintenance and preservation of tho graves of the fallen dead in the war. The following letter from the Queen’s Private Secretary ...
... have been so long exposed at the hands of lawless multitude in the Chinese capital. The latest despatches from the of war in South Africa are regarded as prelude to an early and victorious issue of the campaign. ...
... saw the Government officials, states that the Government lias under consideration large scheme emigration to Sooth Africa as soon as the war is over. Details the scheme are not yet concluded, bnt they will on the lines of assisted passages and grants of ...
... Speech. THE TRANSVAAL WAR. Loans Gentlemen— Within very brief period after the recent prorogation I am compelled events deeply affecting the interests of my empire to recur to your advice and aid. The state of affairs in South Africa has made it expedient ...
... those who forget our duties to the natives of South Africa, are not the real friends of peace. They are luring President Kruger to destruction. This country will never consent to abandon South Africa to the tender mercies of the Boers. If President Kruger ...
... Forces 7,000 Other Colonies, &c. 12,000 Actual war strength of the Empire 1,168,170 Instead of throwing up the sponge there will probably be. in a short time, army of 160,000 men in South Africa, and there are stiff many thousands behind available ...
... did not look the war from the jioint view of their own interest. The t|nestio« of a strong British Africa was them all-important The trade ronte* of New Zealand were Suaz and the Cape. Contingencies might arise, anil nnless Africa were British this colony ...