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... with In reference to the war. 1130 Boa leader statod that ho desired to bring about In South Africa. If Reglasd, ha said, ' would send to Holland suthorioed servo with the peace conditions, so could on. pertains end the war.--Ceetral News. AID FOB ...
... ed, but in k. cumstiuices the surer end of transporting the in merchants, too, she edri formed if what be ristored Africa when the war over. Tbri an Department Sr did not to keep them fully with the country's needs. ...
... dealing with the enormity for compulsory and purchase of on to be mewed by the Chairman; an amendment dealing with the Booth Africa* war, with particular reference to the amps, to be moved by My an easenstaent with reference to the Moencis] question, to be ...
... British, were Mr Chamberlain to cover our two Repute • beg with withers, the war would be pursued with the same determination in the British colonies of South Africa. The war has spread all over South At rice. The executions ut Cape Ooloty do tot intimidate ...
... =Os the 'Deily Erring Telegraph), some innerplained meening and ere meagnest in to tie came, sang , the present Sontli Africa& war be =Mitred, r on account of tie astions reser= from oaten and me& tW the raining at a wohouterr battalion hens the for service ...
... haws b•-n yosnisitioned to allay the mint of the unfortunate met* of dm 00- in South Africa. War is really • pose. 'Hundreds of thousands of soon sa• mussed out to Africa to be shot at or sp with disease, and hundreds of doctors are out alle to cure them ...
... private in the Royal nobly Foams, hoots to his wife from loilesstith, em 121 b. yenta to 'mow whether La go or . s 5 In Africa when I war to ar6 is the ?M e eesteal—Thato it Ito 1 would vs the aid at, egos it 7 • oath. hot I= lteritfief tt r i'le gmitWg ...
... lIIIPORTRD HOMICIDR IN — Tressruses—o , Avert, eh CLARK donee. Landsdowne, Blundelhands, ! Tunnielifte, Chairman of the War Africa . n Avoriation. R.I.P. alarowe-Anguist ilth, at her resede.'-' No 1 ---d P Pd b. r.rhoZte d 7l : .. 1 . 4 reif • 17 ...
... Roberts presented hos, plead.og horribly to barer I twenty-Ave men who had in booth log by with averted heads to omelet Africa with war modals. from the billing ahead to kill him. It is The relt a the Greed Sterdeelwee de Paris is—Calabran, Camennus, ...
... would have met to enforce the proclamation. Some valuable lessons in tactics have bee derived from esperienes of Smith Africa. war, ; end one principle which keg been widely taken to heart is that it is gel well to give' your enemy any advantage whatever ...
... there was not a pe*s in the world had more right to be in sympathy with the Boers than the Irish people. for the war in South Africa was a war of confiscation and grabbing, such m had been pursued against Ireland by England Ohm.). Mr John O'Donnell ! C. ...
... tlvrie proceedings that day? They had heard eloquent aperebes that day paying a tribute to the gallant burghers of Booth Africa for -the war they were fighting for liberty (applanee). Ah! but what would be thought of them if on the eve of the battle they gathered ...