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... Newcastle, and wont through much haid work with Lord Methuen'e column in South Africa. GalashieJs has lost many promising young lads on the veldt in South Africa during this war, and within a week other two liave been added the list of those who have fallen ...
... John M'Bride, in recognition of their great and signal victories over the enemies liberty and nationhood South Africa. condemnation the war. and appealing the Powers to ensure the independence the Republics. Another resolution stated ''that \vj utterly ...
... Conservative members, who pointed out that the making of a speech under c.ircumslanecs would irregular. said the war in South Africa was a war and unprovoked aggress,on, undertaken at the instigation of Chamberlain and capitalists. and other Conservative ...
... loaded revolvers . ' * An cp-to-date article is I > r A . A . Bowiby ' s contribution . on Surgical Experiences in South Africa . War also forms the 5 ul > jecfc of two otiher contributions . Professor H . H . Turner discourses on Recent Eclipses , ...
... Nationalists is not without its attractions in the present condition things in the Liberal party. When the campaign in South Africa began, war correspondents were given licenses an indefinite period; but after Lord Kitchener took up the chief command, he insisted ...
... MISSIONARY ON THE WAR. Lecturing last night Queen Hall, under tliji the Scottish Geographical Society- The Boer* and the seat war in Natal, lis Rev. James Scott, a missionary recently returned home after long stay in South Africa, the war could only have ...
... influential quarter a reason why tiie (Government are ul.ul see public opinion roiised regarding the state things in South Africa. The War Office have come end of their tether. They have trailed tri.ops to send, and they are being docked by the Treasury in ...
... of the Outlanders' g rievances ; and that in respect of our position as the paramount Power in South Africa we wore bound to incur even the risk of war in securing t . he solution of an intolerable sitaation . If we did not intervene at tills stage , vre ...
... trouble is very serious. The proprietors of the Daily Telegraph, alert always to public feeling, have sent back youth Africa their veteran war correspondent, Rennet Burlejgk. Very soon we may expert something front' Air Rudvard Kipling, who is the Cape again ...
... But they make no durable or effective impression on British public feeling , which is as sound as over about South Africa , hating war , but recognising its necessity , and determined not to be cheated ot its results . BEISBAN . E , Thursday . • Lord ...
... OFFICERS RETTJTCSI ^ O FROM , SOUTH AFRICA . Yesterday tho War Office issued the snbjoinod orooial tolcgra . m :-- . - • • From the General of Coniniunicaaons to the Secretary of State for War . CAPE TOWN , November 26 ; The steamship Goth left for England ...
... on was tho first step to efficiency in onr foreign and colonial policy . Our obji . * should be conlluuily . Tho war in SuisUr Africa must bo pro » cutc ...