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... THE TRUE ASPECT OF THE WAR. Tux war has beim pronounced in its last stages so often that no one will be inclined to say the end is at hand until the surrender of the scattered forces still in the field is announced. Da Wet's defeat at Both:vine last week ...
... WAR YEE ZINO IN ROLYWOOD. On the 25th a public meeting was held in the Town Hall, Holywood, in aid of the wives and families of the soldiers and sailors engaged in the war in the Transvaal. There Irma representative attendance. Mr Richard Patterson. JP ...
... THB WAR BIGITN. ♦ TERRIBLE LIST. [CMS AMOCIATION Tauccmit 1 Larks, Night. To-sight ilia War 01Ike lamed foilowiorg list of akasaltim tbs Meal willootiso of military war L Booth Africa : DILLTIiS 111011 0181481, P. Mara Yes. Maths Beath ...
... THE WAR 4.l'D THE COUSTRY. Tar public are supposed to be tired of the war, and so, in a sense, they are, especially the excitement-loving and excitement-mongering dosses who in its commencement found a new sensation to be exploited, but as a great undertaking ...
... of the British armies struggling for =premaoy in South Africa. In most of the churches sermons appropriate to the remake wen preached, and our special commissioner* moored the remarks bearing on war of the ministers of a large number of the churches in ...
... LORD ROBERTS AND TEE WAR MICE. Lord Roberta has, writes The Major in To- bay, supplied a new and striking proof of the old proverb that everything comae to him who waits, provided be remains fit and above ground. Not so many years ago it might have ...
... The War. BRITISH RIVBRSZ. ♦ TRBRIBLIC DIUSTIE. IRISH IIISILIZRB AND GL SIIENSNDIE. 2,000 KIN PRISONER& THIS BRMBH SIR ovoßors wHiTrs lITATIMINT. 70,000 TOE BOUTS AFRICA, OBDIRID OUT. TIM CAIIBN Or TIM RIVIBSI. 114311T1110. RE LORD ♦V•'B REGIMENT. The ...
... the war now in progress between the two whit races in South Africa there looms up the danger of a native rising, whom horrors can hardly be realised by old and experienced Colonists, certainly not by average Englishmen, with their dislike of war in the ...
... Germany, and Russia, at the appeal of Mr. Kruger, are about to declare war against Great Britain. Some even believe that the war to humble the pride of the British Empire and give South Africa to the Boers has already commenced. The ordinary Boer of the Transvaal ...
... occurring over the widely extended fighting lines in South Africa is a matter of still greater difficulty. Spion Sop is still en obscure and dismal conflict, which, with or without the censor, the war correspondents attached to General Butler's emaniand have ...
... look after the services in Swath Africa. It belles the tion to conceive hew a inutsfeed theamnd awn the field, of war are supplied with daily feed!or theensidns, their horses, and their guns. The business side of war is lees rosmatie then the easel fighting ...
... LORD ROBERTS FORME SEAT OF AVAIL The Press Association states that the War Office at 11-45 on Sunday issued the following : As the campaign in Natal i in the opinion of her Majesty's Government, likely to require the presence and undivided attention of ...