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... leading, and never yet has Mr. Balfour disappointed expectation. may breathe the hope that will this year able deal with the war Africa as a finished work. At the same time trust he will be able to comment on the continuance of friendly relations among the ...
... Jameson, Mr. TTaakMey and .Mr. MicboH, the latter being general manager in Capetown of the Standard Bask af Sooth Africa. THE BOER WAR. correspondent at Pretoria hetegcaphs:—Hr. Scholk Barger bis cellaagwrr are stiU awaiting at the await ef their Mr ...
... precedent. Mr. Bryce seemed to forget that the ordinary law .a South Africa was suspended Ihooperation martial Jaw. (Hear, near.) Lord Kitebencr had said this man not leave Sooth Africa. Actual war raging, and life and property were under military law. Then, ...
... because was regarded s- 100 considerate and humane in his treatment of '- «a«ny. Perhaps if Lord Roberts had been *a South Africa the war would have months been brought conclusion. His prestige i great soldier must have counted for great Tiie Boer commander* ...
... the Oppo.iumi on tau ItaS. the debate they waited or the part they played in it. They provoked a dismission about booth Africa& war as Wednesday. The Little Hoglenders dammed mond the Government, denounced Great Britoil, her soklier., end her policy, ...
... fraught with sack important issne* Ac electors as tbo present- What were throe important issue*? The settlement affairs South Africa, War Office reform, and the settlement affairs in China. That was all. (Laughter.) the doctors of Kast Antrim believe that there ...
... MILITIA INVITED TO The Press Association saya the War Office last night issued the following;—“lt hiving been decided to send drafts the Imperial Yeomanry units now mrving in 600th Africa, Secretary for War authorised the. enlistment of 5,000 Imperial Yeomanry ...
... Tho war in South Africa must prosecuted with unflinching vigour. Controversy the pa-.t was academic. What hod to was to sireugtbcn the bands of those who were endeavouring, with marked success, to begin a settlement South Africa before the war was over ...
... Troops have captured another of Knutanger’a men in the Van Niekerk’s on form. THE CASUALTY LISTS. The return* from South Africa ismed the War Office yesterday evening report about 170 eases of dangerous ilhwsa, principally from enteric. The casualty statement ...
... were Ur. Chamberlain to cover our two Republics with soldiers, war would be pursued with the same determination in the British colonies of South Africa. The war baa epread all over South Africa. The executions Gape Colony not intimidate Afrikanders. They ...
... the Imperial Government. This claim, amounting £54,641 4s 94, was referred by the military authorities in South Africa to War Offlcs for instructions on 24 April, 1901. ~ , , ,• Tho original statement, which was not the nature of claim, did include items ...
... nroeess ot flmvoriag. whether profusely or otherwisefor tree may not able to do to advantage—would like many poor South Africa when war. urag tor his I need the euemy—slow at that business, his mind Humbom Badeo-Poaell, bit confidence oocksurc. Anyway, elder ...