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... THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. • Our own view, u our readers know very well, says the Speaker, is that we had in this war an opportunity of rendering a supreme service to humanity by a sensitive attachment to the strictest rules of civilised warfare. The growth ...
... THE WAR IN S 0 - UT H AFRICA. No news has beet received from Lord Kitchener for several .days and the Jingoes are aimbeas as to what is going oust the beat. They will not much comfort froVlowing statement by the Dully Maily`Capetown as correspondent ...
... MOBILITY IN SOUTH AFRICA. A curtain of darkness is still drawn between us and the theatre of war, says the Sportster. All we have learnt during the past week is that Botha and his force have not been captured, though it is not absolutely certain that ...
... MARTIAL LAW IN SOUTH AFRICA. We gather from the letters published and unpublished, says the Speaker, that martial law la gradually uniting all the inhabitants of South Africa in a common hatred of the British flag. This I. exactly what men so passionately ...
... WAR BY PROCLAMATION. Proclamations, remarks the Outlook, break no bones. An enemy whom you cannot capture or subdue in the Geld will not be rung in tamely to sound of proclamation. and Lord Kitchener as bellman to the Government is sadly ill-suited to ...
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... ViEWS OF THE WEEKLY PRESS. LORD MILNER ON SOUTH AFRICA. In reply to the speech of welcome addressed to him by the Mayor of Capetown on his arrival week, Lord Milner declared that the people of South Africa had the country's future in their own hands. Loyal ...
... VIEWS OF THE WEEKLY PRESS. - THE BOER WAR :# - The short session of Parliament ended with the teasing of the vote of supplies for the carrying on of the war. South Africa, remarks the Outlook, will cost the country many more millions still, and they also ...
... SWEDEN AND NORWAY ON TIIE WAR An important statement teen made by King of Sweden and Weeny to )1411n-odor. Andros on behalf uf the Doily Eeprtss. In which tne Maysity said, I am entirely on the &Bid% aide in this war in uth Africa. You may make it quite ...
... none of the troops on their way to South Africa be landed. The reply was to be received by five o'clock yesterday afternoon. and the refusal to comply with these demands to be treated as a declaration of war. The Press Association es :oftloillly informed ...
... , COLUMN. ,at Pam. sou New ere wars ! relatives were only toe sled die was willing in went their civilities. or the Duchess of Tick the Kiss el Seven, all Is - knifed cousin. the nuke of Tech, to psy hint a wis'w o . •••• Wes so [nod as a , long visit ...
... hastening of the time when in his words, *every man in South Africa, whe ther he be Dutch or British, shall have equal laws. equal justice, equal civil rights; and after that South Africa shall merge into the Empire as a self-governing colony. Would ...