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... for the year. A resolution was passed expressing approval of the policy of British Government in South Africa, se well as in the results of the war. It was also resolved by • majority to urge the Governneral to deal with the redistribution of seats, ...
... interest and attend. When it is known that those sears were repeived ie the pfessne Campaign in South Africa, Interest deeps n& Ind dna is Warred to enter intn for the Usual formal inttoduSUiffi. If *a this feeling which prompted a representative of ...
... favour of the war. He says, it is simply dishonest of me to assume that he is not spinet the war. I think sveaone in this neighbourhood considered he lectured in favour of the war. He said : Never was Emend engaged in a more righteous war, and the ...
... ATTENDANCE OP CRUNCH PEOPLE IS EARNESTLY INVITED. HANDSWOBTH DIVISION LIBERAL UNIONIST ASSOCIATION 6011TH AFRICA IN PRAM AND WAR:' J. HARRIS (Minister of the Johannesburg Congregational Church, and Delegate for the Imperial South African Association) ...
... detests war, bat his wish is to see the country settled and equitably governed with justice for ail, which can only be soodin,shed by the war to the end, and upholding our supremacy in our annexed territory. The war is conclusively Kruger's war. as he ...
... n said that • sou, whom he had not seen for Aro years, had four day.' furlough prior to sailing for Ponth Africa. He had soother son at the war, and the fact that his son paid him • visit was the eases of him taking too mash drink —A Aso was imposed. ...
... who hove sailed set *NW presume war rooked is *slag divested to the seem. de sons weft sadism Bernal sues bees home* seder sedge the In we loathed ejected a Emily who woes seal& le pay mat. Two lb. sues ere Wive Africa the parents would hare help frees ...
... stood him good stead, and he passed Satisfactorily. He signed the attestation paper to serve for twelve months, or until the war isedlnished, and is in receipt of cavalry pay, whiz') is Is. Id. per day A most complete kit has been packed for the men, and ...
... learn from the war, and what lemons should it teach us. The Mat thing that seenfed advisable was, th eir wh had times Peace again, to tram soldiere the way they moat shoot—learn the business of war, and not the banners of peace. After this war it will be ...
... default, one month's hard labour. A WOUNDED HOLDI BEHIND IN NIB MINT. When Joseph Price, of 8, Vittoria Street, war invalided home from the war after being wounded at Spion Kop, he found • difficulty in obtaining work, which of necessity threw him behind ...
... has jest won a lay badge and also a *ass of silver spoons for long reap shooting, has volunteered far sotive servioe South Africa. ANOTHER BMITHWICI POLICEMAN CALLED UP • P.O. Joseph Meek of ths Ind Battalion Pulliam, received nodes on Bundity rejoin hie ...
... OCTOBER, 1900. Aides. Uoyd (A. B.) Io Dwarf Lead and Caosibal Country : Travel and is Osotral Africa. 1900 70811 Melo& Story (A. T.) Holtito Deeds of the [Baer] 'War. 1900 16308 Benin (Freak T) The Log of a e Wait of the nest Four Tian et toy 1b99 . 12998 ...